Camps

We have a varied co-curricular programme:
Futures Advisory – students are given guidance on applying to top UK universities like the LSE, Imperial College, Oxford and Cambridge. Also in these sessions students will meet recent graduates in Medicine, Law and Engineering to hear about their journeys of success and receive guidance and network;
Sports – we encourage students to try rugby and/or hockey because these are the traditional sport played at Rugby School. All sessions are led by professional coaches. Other sports, such as football and tennis can be played as we understand that not everyone wants to play rugby or hockey;
Academic enrichment visits – these are trips linked to your lessons. For example, Maths and History combine in a visit to the World War 2 codebreaking centre at Bletchley Park (home of Alan Turing’s Enigma machine). We also visit London (the Houses of Parliament) and Oxford (visiting an Oxford College and the Ashmolean Museum);
Formal dinners with guest speakers. Students are asked to dress smartly for these dinners.

Students stay in School House, the most traditional and ‘famous’ of Rugby’s boarding houses. Rooms are either 2, 3 or 4-bed. The Housemaster or Housemistress and Pastoral Manager supervise students in the accommodation so that everyone feels safe and cared for.
Meals are served in one of the School’s refectories. There is one formal dinner per week where students are expected to dress smartly and formally. Packed lunches are provided for excursions and on visits to London and Oxford students will have dinner in a restaurant. In downtime, students can relax in the beautiful school grounds or common rooms.