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Pastoral Care - Welfare and Discipline

The Royal Grammar School seeks to be a well ordered and caring community providing educational excellence for all pupils and which is underpinned by a pastoral care system that meets the changing needs of pupils as they grow and develop.

We believe that the welfare of each individual is important, because it is when a boy feels safe and secure in his environment that he can develop all his gifts and talents to the full. It is in this context that we align our policies and strategies with the ECM (Every Child Matters) criteria. We make it a priority through our pastoral system that every boy will feel known and cared for.

  • We seek to ensure that every boy will have a smooth passage throughout his education, and will feel very much part of his form, the year group, and the whole school
    We expect the highest standards of behaviour and courtesy.
  • We seek to encourage self-discipline and an awareness of the positive contribution that a boy can make to school life and to the community in general
  • We seek to provide help and guidance for boys throughout their school career, not least when they face subject-choices for the year ahead.
  • We seek to encourage and establish links with parents through meetings with Form Tutors and with subject staff. Pupil Planners are also used in this regard as is the Home–School Agreement
  • We contact parents if we think that there is a serious problem concerning their son.
  • We seek to ensure that the behaviour of the boys in and out of school is reasonable, always showing courtesy to and consideration for other people, respecting all others’ individuality without prejudice.
  • We seek to provide a moral framework for boys’ personal development so that they may become courteous and tolerant members of the community.
  • We will not tolerate any form of bullying or racist behaviour.

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Changes to cashless payment in the canteen

From Monday 22nd February, we will be introducing a new system of cashless payment in the canteen.

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Feeling hungry?

Menus for the Spring Term 2010 in our canteen  are now available online.

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The Maggini Quartet

The RGS Music Department and Friends of Music are delighted to bring the Maggini Quartet to the RGS, with music by Mozart, Dvorak and Frank Bridge

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