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Ranby House is excited to introduce Clancy Briggs cycling sessions for Nursery pupils as part of its Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) provision. These sessions will provide children with a fun and engaging way to develop essential skills, such as balance, coordination, and gross motor skills.
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Nestled in the heart of the Nottinghamshire countryside, Ranby House has stood as a symbol of tradition and excellence since its construction in the late 18th century. Since 1948, this historic home has been the beating heart of boarding life, welcoming generations of pupils through its doors. Today, Ranby House is embracing a new era of boarding, blending its heritage with a fresh, modern approach that reflects the needs of today’s children.
Over the weekend, a group of our junior boarders ventured South for an exciting trip to London. Did you know Worksop College is just 1 hour and 24 minutes by train from the capital? As well as being less than 45 minutes from Sheffield, Lincoln, and Nottingham - not too bad for a site with 400 acres of countryside!
Worksop College is celebrating another major achievement in golf as Year 11 pupil Max has been called up to join the England Regional Squad. This marks a significant step in his golfing journey, as he follows in the footsteps of George, a Year 10 student who was selected for the same squad last year.
Ranby House is proud to announce the global release of their original song, Our Special Story, now available for streaming on Spotify, Amazon, Google, and Apple Music. The song, written by the school’s Director of Music, Ashley Thompson, and performed by Year 3 and Year 4 students, captures the heart of the school’s core values.
Worksop College and Ranby House are proud to spotlight Amelia, a Reception pupil, who is dedicating her 50-mile bike challenge honouring her cousin Liam, who tragically passed away at two months old. In collaboration with The Lullaby Trust, Amelia and her mum, Emily, are raising funds for the charity's ‘Little Lullaby’ program, supporting young parents through difficult times.
Last weekend, Worksop College welcomed families from across the globe during our annual International Welcome Weekend. The event, which has become a cornerstone of the school’s community calendar, saw new pupils from five different countries arriving to begin their journey at the college.
The Board of Governors and senior leadership team are excited to announce the appointment of Charles Bailey, following an extensive recruitment process.
Nationally, there has been a slight reduction this year in overall grades at Grade 7/A and at Grade 4/C, but the College’s pupils have bucked the national trend with significantly increased outcomes at both these levels, achieving almost twice as many top grade 9s-7s as the national average.
From aspiring Lionesses and investment bankers to dancers and historians, Worksop College pupils are celebrating bright futures as they receive their A Level results.
On Friday, 28 June, Air Cadets from Worksop College Combined Cadet Force (RAF) took the plunge into the world of scuba diving. The scuba try dive, held at Worksop College's pool, was a resounding success, providing an unforgettable underwater experience for the cadets.
The recent regional galas have concluded with remarkable achievements from our swimmers, showcasing their dedication and exceptional performance. We are thrilled to highlight their accomplishments and extend our congratulations to all who participated in their respective regions.