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Ranby Parents Group, the school fundraising arm of Ranby House School, Retford, were able to hand over just under £2,000 from their recent winter fundraising event to Newark Emmaus Trust which supports young people in need in the Newark area.
This week remote working began for both staff and students at Worksop College and Ranby House, thanks to our fantastic IT team.
Our main priority is to ensure that, during the closure period, the impact on the education of our students is minimised as much as possible!
We are delighted to announce that after a long and rigorous selection process we have appointed a new Deputy Head at Ranby House from September 2020.
Last week our golfers competed in the HMC foursomes regional semi-finals against Bolton School. The match was played at a wet Bolton Golf Club on Wednesday 11 March.
On Saturday 29 February, Talbot House hosted their annual celebration dinner. Year 12 Talbot student, Thomas Williams, gave us a rundown of the evening's celebrations.
On Thursday 12 March, our U16 netball team travelled to the University of Nottingham for the Independent Schools Association senior tournament.
Tuesday 10 March saw Worksop College host its annual Prep Schools’ Cross Country event on a blustery but ultimately mild and dry afternoon.
On Saturday 7 March, a combination 1st and 2nd team hockey players were up against Hymers College 1st team.
We're pleased to say that two of our Year 6 pupils have been recognised for their mathematical talents after entering a nationwide Primary Schools competition.
After Mrs Bezoari asked her class to do ‘something amazing’ to enable them to apply for a Blue Peter badge’, one young man was inspired to fundraise in memory of his father.
We come together this International Women’s Day to focus on what we can do to support the creation of ‘an equal world’ in order to create an ‘enabled world’.