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- A-Level History Students Visit the National Archives
- Student Volunteers Shine at Year 6 Open Evening 2019
- Students practise speaking Spanish on visit to Barcelona
- Sixth Formers visit 10 Downing Street
- Volcano hike enjoyed by students as part of trip to Rome and Pompeii
- English Literature Battlefields Trip
- Star student Emily delivers message on ‘success’ at Presentation Evening 2019
- Year 11s hear from inspirational author
- Sixth Formers hear from Chief Superintendent
- Panathlon Competition
- Ruislip High alumni attend Careers Fair
- Year 9 students pay respects during Battlefields experience
- GCSE History students visit Berlin
- Students taste foreign cultures during Languages Week
- Spectroscopy in a Suitcase (SIAS) – Royal Society of Chemistry visits Sixth Form students
- Prefect Selection Process
- Spring Newsletter 2021
- Key Stage 4 results day, Thursday 12th August 2021
- Key Stage 5 results day, Tuesday 10th August 2021
- Year 9 student uses national publicity to spread positivity
- Transition summer school 2021
- Lord Randall’s amazing gift for the LRC
- VLT Maths Challenge 2021
- A-level Geography students enjoy residential field trip to Norfolk
- BIMA Digital Day
- A-level English language conference
- Former RHS Student shows prospective medics the way!
- Year 12 Politics students' trip to Parliament and the Supreme Court
- Animal Adaptations trip
- Safer Internet Week
- The Student Leadership Team 2022/23
- The RHS Production: Return to the Fairytale Forest
- Sixth Form Guest Speakers - Spring Term 2022
- Race to Mars competition
- The Sixth Form Residential to PGL Osmington Bay
- RAF Northolt 'Inspiring women' event
- Year 12 Brilliant Club Success!
- Senior Athletics Review
- VLT Table Tennis Tournament
- ASK Apprenticeships
Year 11s hear from inspirational author
Author Alex Wheatle, winner of the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize, gave a special assembly talk to Year 11 students on Friday 24th January.
Wheatle is the author of several novels, some of them set in Brixton, where he grew up. His novels include Brixton Rock (1999) and Straight Outta Crongton (2017). One of his novels, Crongton Knights is currently being turned into a play by the same theatre company that adapted Malorie Blackman's Noughts and Crosses.
Wheatle’s life story, with a background involving time in social care and prison, demonstrated to students the power of resilience and overcoming hardship to find your talent and achieve your potential in life.
Ms Keenan, Head of English, said, "Alex Wheatle's visit was perfect timing, just after Parents' Evening when students received their PPE results, as a reminder that adversity can be overcome and that the power of language and literature can transform lives. I hope that students were able to reconnect with the purpose of reading not just as a passport to success in exams, but as a passport to other worlds, to creativity and connection with others, and to many opportunities in life beyond school."