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For students wanting to get creative over the summer there are lots of competitions for young people and you might even win a prize!
We know our students have the talent, you can see some of their previous work showcased in our gallery.
Next week we will be celebrating Diversity Week.
A group of our students in sixth form, RR6, have formed The Student Movement, supporting those affected by LGBTQ+ and BAME issues.
Our winning poem for Mental Health Awareness Week 2021 has been chosen.
This week is Mental Health Awareness Week 2021. Student and staff wellbeing is important to us at Rutlish School, especially after a challenging year for us all.
The RR6 Enrichment programme is varied with a wide range of activities to meet all interests. Alongside the Rutlish Bike Club, debate, mandarin, equalities and diversity, sport, pure fit, Duke of Edinburgh scheme, dance, politics and cultural affairs, students will also be involved in offering services to the local community.
Our house competitions are always varied and competitive. The latest competition was themed on "Women from History".
Rutlish students take part in the national Great Big Art Exhibition.
Following lockdown at the start of 2021, we welcomed students back to school on 8 March and sports clubs were able to begin on Monday 15 March.
In Careers Week during the 2021 lockdown Rutlish Year 10 Business Studies class took part in a virtual trip to the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) with our partners The Skills Builder Parnetship. The assignment set for the Year 10 team was to “come up with inventions to help people to work remotely and still feel part of a team”.
In January 2021 we saw the delay of students returning to school after the Christmas break and then the start of national lockdown 3. Our students moved to remote learning and many parents worked from home which brought new challenges for our families.
On Tuesday 9 February 2021 Rutlish students participated in Safer Internet Day.
As Children's Mental Health Week 2021 comes to an end we wanted to share this poem by Donna Ashworth with you.