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Rugby School is a hugely fulfilling and welcoming place in which to work. We are committed to recruiting the best candidates from a diverse range of backgrounds and to helping all colleagues to thrive when at Rugby. While the strong sense of community and the many benefits of working at Rugby are evident to those who work here we recognise that ...
Book an Open Day or Visit, Request Prospectus, Funding and Fees. Scroll. 01 / 07. A very warm welcome to the Admissions Department at Rugby School. We are here to help every step of the way to make the admissions journey an easy one. Having explored our website, we encourage you to come and see us, and experience Rugby School for yourself.
Inspiring all Australians to celebrate and play our great global game.
Schools of Empire Project. Schools of Empire: Class and Colonialism, c.1750–c.1945 is a 5-year project that seeks to explore the historical intersection of education and empire, focusing on the themes of class, colonialism, gender, and race. The direction of the Schools of Empire project is overseen by an independent academic advisory board.
1 set 2009 · For parents outside of the Tokyo area that cannot attend an in-person meeting, online sessions will also be made available. Any parent that wishes their daughter or son to be considered for a place at Rugby School Japan will in the first instance need to register their interest via the Open Apply online portal.
it will no doubt be one of the top reasons you are considering Rugby for Sixth Form. You will already know our students achieve excellent results at A Level, consistently above 60 per cent A*–A, and well over 80 per cent A*–B. Our results are the best among both the major co-ed boarding schools in the country and all the Warwickshire schools.
But Rugby is uniquely well-placed to make it, because it is right here that much of what is our Public School tradition started: the game of rugby, as well as fives; Tom Brown’s Schooldays; Rupert Brooke who talked to us of ‘laughter, learnt of friends’. And now our philosophy of education – how to thrive, to learn, to grow – is being ...
