This half-term has been filled with exceptional learning, memorable events, and countless moments of student success. In this edition, we’re proud to share a wide range of updates that showcase the enthusiasm, resilience, and achievements of our students.
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Our Deputy Headteacher, Mrs Charlie Pearson, recently delivered a talk to Year 4 parents/carers about the uniqueness of educating girls. During the talk, Mrs Pearson explored why a girls-only grammar education is such a strong and positive choice for many academically able girls and our schools' approach.
The seven Gloucestershire Grammar Schools (G7) have appointed Future Stories Community Enterprise (FSCE) as their new admissions test provider for entry to Year 7 from 2028 onwards, following a comprehensive competitive tender process.
The procurement sought an organisation with proven technical expertise, robust security, strong capacity for large‑scale assessment, and a commitment to fair and accessible selective testing. FSCE was selected from a field of qualified national providers.
Huge congratulations to our newly appointed Head Student Team. Isobel (Head Student), Eva (Deputy Head Student, Houses), Merin (Deputy Head Student, Charities and Societies) and Bethany (Deputy Head Student, Student Voice and Wellbeing).
Join us for a morning designed for Year 5 families who would like to find out how we can support your child's secondary school journey.
The first edition of Ribston Roar for 2026 was recently sent out to parents and carers.
Students across Years 9, 11, 12 and 13 met with schools from across the world to take part in Model UN this month.
Model UN is an educational simulation of the United Nations, where students represent different countries, research global issues and debate resolutions in a formal setting, just as delegates do at real UN conferences.
The Christmas Edition of Ribston Roar is now available, with all the latest news and students' achievements.
Ribston Hall High School is celebrating exceptional examination results across both A Levels and GCSEs, marking one of the most successful years in recent memory.
No child deserves to grow up without a childhood as we understand childhood. That right to play, that right to learn, that right to share without being afraid
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The Summer Edition of Ribston Roar is now available, with all the latest news and students' achievements.
Life after Sixth Form can be a daunting thought that is much easier to push to the back of our minds rather than deal with it head-on. So where can we start to make the process easier and less overwhelming, given that it's an inevitable part of our future? In this article, I spoke to some of our amazing Sixth Form teachers to gather their advice and ideas on how we can approach our next steps with confidence!
Additionally, you’ll find some helpful links for work experience opportunities, application advice, and university information, so have a read and don’t hesitate to ask your subject teachers or Mrs Nicklin for further guidance.
By Poppy McGuire Yr 12
