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    Once Ribston, Always Ribston: Welcome to the Ribston Hall Alumnae community!

    Whether you left last year or decades ago, you are always part of the Ribston family. This page is your hub for staying connected, getting involved, and celebrating the legacy of our incredible school.

    Keep in Touch

    We’re currently developing our alumni offer to create even more opportunities for connection, celebration, and involvement with the Ribson Community.

    Whether it’s professional networking, mentoring current students, practice interviews or attending exclusive events, we’re building something special — and we’d love for you to be part of it. 

    Please complete the following online form below to be added to our alumni mailing list: Ribston Hall High School Alumni Contact Form. Please also follow us on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn.

    Ribston Alumni Updates & Announcements

    ​Former Ribston Student and BBC Journalist Inspires Ribston Sociology Students

    In April, our Sociology students welcomed Maisie Lillywhite, BBC Gloucestershire journalist and proud Ribston alumna, for an engaging talk on her career journey.

    Maisie shared insights into her role at the BBC, the stories she has covered, the influential figures she has interviewed, and the many ways studying Sociology has shaped her professional path.

    Our students also learned about different routes into journalism, including upcoming apprenticeship opportunities, giving them a clearer picture of the pathways available if they’re interested in media or reporting.

    Baroness Rennie Fritchie (1942–2026): Alumna Remembered for a Life of Service and Leadership

    Baroness Rennie Fritchie, distinguished public servant and former chancellor of the University of Gloucestershire, was warmly remembered for her lifelong commitment to leadership, education, and community impact in an article on the BBC website in March.

    Written by former Ribston student, Masie Lilywhite, the article reflects on Baroness Fritichie's career, including a decade as Chancellor of the University of Gloucestershire (2012–2022).

    Baroness Fritchie was celebrated for her warmth, wisdom, and belief in the power of education. Friends and colleagues recall her as a kind, caring person who really made a difference.

    You can read the full article on the BBC website.​​

    Can you support Ribston Hall High School?

    Schools across the country continue to face significant financial pressures, and Ribston Hall High School is no exception. Despite careful planning and ongoing efficiencies, maintaining the high standards of education, facilities and student support that our community values requires continued investment.

    Your support can make a meaningful difference. Whether it is through a small regular monthly contribution or a one-off donation, every gift directly helps enhance opportunities for our students, improve resources and sustain the enriching environment that has shaped generations of Ribstonians.

    We are incredibly grateful for the continued generosity of our alumni, parents and supporters. If you'd like to make a donation, please complete the following form: Donate to Ribston Hall High School – Contribution Form.

    If you cannot make a donation, there are many other ways that you can support us:

    • Volunteer to inspire our students — if you’re interested in delivering a career talk or mentoring our students, get in touch by emailing rhhs@ribstonhall.gloucs.sch.uk
    • Explore our trustee opportunities — visit our Current Vacancies page to find out more and see how you can make a positive contribution to our school community.

    Don't forget that you can also keep updated with news, insights, and engagement opportunities by joining our alumni mailing list: Ribston Hall High School Alumni Contact Form.

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