RGS Guildford

So proud of our Class of 2026 on a phenomenal set of results. In total, 315 A* and A grades were secured by our hard-working cohort; 72 students achieved a clean sweep of grades at A or A*. Congratulations to you all: your results are richly deserved.

For the Headmaster Dr Jon Cox's reaction to today's outstanding A Level results for the Class of 2026, please click here: https://www.rgsg.co.uk/category/senior/

The parents are as relieved - if not more relieved! - than their sons. And there is plenty to celebrate as RGS students secure offers on the most competitive courses at the leading universities in the country.

And after a long, hot summer, the anxious wait for A Level results is almost over for the Class of 2026!

As we look forward to welcoming back the Class of 2026 this week to collect their A Level results, we look back over recent years as our students celebrated securing places at the top universities in the UK & further afield.

While on Rugby Tour in South Africa, students and staff have had the fantastic opportunity to see first-hand the impact of our rugby teams' fundraising efforts on the rugby programme at Paulus Joubert School.

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Ten RGS students attended the NRA Youth Imperial Meeting where three students & one OG made it to the final under 25 Duke's Prize which was won by Ayaan. In addition, six then competed in the 10 day British Imperial Meeting against the best shooters from around the world. Congratulations again to Ayaan for making the final of the King's Prize, the most prestigious shooting event in Target Rifle shooting.

After leaving Pokhara, the next stop was lunch in Bandipur before jumping back on the bus for the long drive back to Kathmandu for the hustle & bustle of city life!

The final fixtures were against Wesvalia High School with two excellent games which were extremely competitive & close to the end. The 2nd XV ended their tour with a gutsy performance against bigger opposition losing in the last play by just 7-5!

After flying to Johannesburg, the students had an incredible time at Pilansberg National Park where they managed to catch sight some beautiful rhinos, lions, giraffes, elephants, leopards & more during their three very successful Game Drives.