Our Year 11 students had much to celebrate this morning as we congratulated them on achieving their GCSE and BTEC results. They have coped amazingly well with the disruptions and many changes due to the Covid19 pandemic, showing true resilience throughout the two years and the exam season.  Students have been awarded excellent sets of grades which build upon the school’s previous achievements as Rutlish remains one of the highest achieving state boys’ schools in the country.  Councillor Sally Kenny met some students whilst they collected their results.

It has been a busy start to the Spring Term for the Rutlish PE department and students involved in fixtures and extra-curricular clubs. Here's a small picture of what they have been up to.

Tender is an arts and education charity committed to preventing domestic abuse and sexual violence amongst young people, by promoting healthy relationships. They visited Rutlish School to deliver workshops to year 9 and 10.

We are delighted to be able to showcase the musical talent at Rutlish in the Christmas Concert, although Covid restrictions have meant student were unable to perform in person. 

The week of 15 November 2021 was Anti-Bullying Week with the theme of ‘one kind word’.

Students were very excited to be offered the opportunity to attend a Life Drawing session with our Head of Art, Ms Sharma.