** Year 13 students** Just a reminder about A Level Results day tomorrow. All results can be collected from 9:00am in the Main Hall. Best of luck to all of you!
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The continued success of Challenger Troop was celebrated once again this month as the RNS students who have decicated time and effort to the scheme were publically recognised with awards and plaudits. Mrs Alder reports on a wonderful night.
Year 9 Citizenship students have been working on an anti-bullying campaign and would like to address the RNS community. The following article is the work of Mwangala Sikwibele, Mollie Prowse, Demi Smith and Joel Haines. The article was edited by Mr Casciaro.
After loading up 86 Christmas Shoe Boxes, Mrs Cleall and David Barnett (Year 12) take a well earned rest. Read about the fantastic efforts of the RNS community at this important seasonal time.
Sixth Form Open Evening.
Thursday 26th November 6-8pm
Teen fiction author Sophia Bennett came to our school on Friday and made a real impression on her Year 8 audience.
The students of the Innovation Academy have had a very exciting and challenging first term, please click here for newsletters detailing what they have achieved and how much fun they have had. I hope you enjoy them and thanks to the RNS Community for the continued support.
As the winter weather draws in the tree pictured above will be cosy and warm thanks to the dedication of students who attended a lunchtime club and learned how to knit.
Author visits are a common occurence at Robert Napier. Cullum Webber (Year 10) gives his account of how attending The Book Thieves inspired him to look for an opportunity to meet his favourite author.
The Rarre Breeds Farm in Ashford opened it's doors once again for the visit of Robert Napier's visually impaired students and supporting staff. The multi-sensory adventure proved to be fun for students and animals alike.
One of the most important dates on the Robert Napier calendar in engaging the wider community is the annual Question Time event organised by A level Citizenship students. Last night's event lived up to the legacy already set by past cohorts as a varied panel tackled the questions and - as expected - added according to their own agenda.
This summer residents of the South East will come to Rochester to help celebrate the birthday of one of our most important and oldest historical artefacts: the Magna Carta. This document, which shaped the political landscape of Britain, turns 800 this year! Did you know that Rochester Castle played a role in the signing of the Magna Carta? They will be celebrating this all summer with their Summer of Siege.
Fantasy was the theme for Winning Words 2015 – the annual writing competition open to the whole school. The overall winner this year was Eagle Jessica Carey (Year 11) for her short story that told of dark fantastical worlds, friendship, deceit and honour.