On Wednesday, 15 May 2019, 100 Year 5 pupils from 3 local primary schools; Minchinhampton, Northleach and Rodmarton, joined in with Rendcomb College Junior School’s Year 5 pupils for the third annual Big Sing! outreach event.
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Sixth Form Prefect Isabella receives acceptances from 3 top US universities.
During Easter, Nathan played the main role of ‘Ugly’ in the Barn Youth Theatre’s production of ‘Honk!’.
Historically, boarding schools have often been given a hard time and have earned an unjustified reputation for both strictness and elitism.
The boarding schools of today, however, are a far cry from the antiquated image of severe schoolmasters and cold porridge for breakfast.
Last week 7 students presented their speeches with the aim to promote their political party with such success that they would win the mock European Elections.
After winning their first two tournaments, Rendcomb's Junior School Girls' Cricket Team has every reason to celebrate.
On Friday, 10 May Rendcomb College presented awards to celebrate pupils' sporting success.
13-year-old Lucinda Norris, from Gloucestershire, has been ranked 11th in the UK within her age group for swimming the 50m breaststroke as a result of recent competition successes.
Rendcomb College Junior School’s Nursery and Early Years setting have once again been awarded the Bristol Standard Quality Improvement for Birth to Five certificate for the year 2019 –2020.
If you’re reading this blog post there’s a good chance you’ve already decided that boarding might suit your son or daughter.
If that's the case, the next step is to look into the types of boarding arrangements available that will best suit your family.
Rendcomb offers parents a choice of full boarding, weekly boarding, flexi and occasional boarding or even a combination of all of these, to suit your family needs and the needs of the pupils. For example, flexi boarders may wish to board weekly during exam times or become full boarders in the sixth form.
Whichever boarding option you choose, the experienced staff at Rendcomb are here to help your child settle in and feel at home.
On Wednesday, 1 May, the day that MPs approved a motion to declare an environment and climate change emergency, 300 age 7 and 8 children attended a thought-provoking opera performance about climate change performed by English Touring Opera and hosted at Rendcomb College.