PUPILS and staff at a UK private school dressed in throwback outfits to celebrate a major milestone.
RGS The Grange marked its 30th anniversary with a day of 1996-themed festivities, including a special aerial photograph and reflections on three decades of growth and community.
Gareth Hughes, headmaster of RGS The Grange, said: “As we celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of RGS The Grange, it feels particularly fitting to be looking not only at everything the School has achieved, but also at its future.
“What has always made this school so special is its people – the pupils who bring such energy and enthusiasm every day, the dedicated staff who give them so many opportunities to flourish, and the families who contribute so much to our community.”
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The entire School dressed in outfits inspired by the year it opened before gathering outdoors to form a giant ’30’, captured by drone in a commemorative photograph.
Opened in 1996, RGS The Grange now educates children aged two to 11 and is part of the RGS Worcester Family of Schools.
MILESTONE: RGS The Grange is celebrating its 30th anniversary (Image: Once in a lifetime photography)
The anniversary celebrations offered pupils a chance to reflect on the school’s beginnings and the community that has grown over the years.
Events will continue throughout the academic year, with opportunities for pupils, parents, staff and the wider RGS community to share memories and recognise thirty years of RGS The Grange.
The school’s next open morning will take place on Saturday, September 26, giving prospective families the opportunity to meet pupils and staff, explore the School and experience life at RGS The Grange.
