** 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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Outgoing Head Boy Ryan Filtness is the worthy recipient of the Alison Hinge Community Award for 2015. His work for the RNS Community and beyond were initially acknowledged by his nomination for the award and then by his claiming the majority of the staff vote.
Anyone who was lucky enough to have taken part or attended RNS Sports Day 2015 will agree that it was a fantastic day of sporting excellence and effort. The support shown to one another by the RNS Community was tangible through the colour, noise and positive atmopshere created by the school.
Robert Napier are proud to announce that Year 12 student James Peck has recently been elected as Chairman of the Youth Parliament for Medway.
The Challenger Troop Awards Evening took place last week and Robert Napier were represented by eight students – accompanied by Mrs Alder and Mrs Wright. Families of the troop also made their way to the presentation held at Meadowfields School in Sittingbourne.
By the time Sports Day 2015 had finished, the ribbons on the trophy were red as Eagle House enjoyed their first taste of victory as overall winners.
The Design and Technology department are to be congratulated following their impressive and successful exhibition of creativty in the Caxton Building this week.
The Robert Napier School Sports Day 2015 saw a new set of ribbons on the trophy this year as Eagle House made a late dramatic swoop to victory.
Robotics Day took place at University of Greenwich, Chatham Campus in the Pilkington building lecture theatre. Students from Robert Napier represented the school and took part in a variety of challenges.
At Robert Napier there is a strong tradition of fundraising for charity and supporting good causes. In recent years, Mrs Cleall has pioneered the Pennies for the Pig scheme; a house competition where forms raise money in small change to support a local charity.
Each form has their own pig and the onus is on students to put any spare pennies into the form pig as regularly as they can. The pigs will be collected next week and it will soon be announced on this page which house has raised the most money. We will also be able to announce the total amount raised by the students and staff of RNS.
Students from the Phoenix School joined us this term to learn about Fairtrade.
Last month students from Byron Primary School came to participate in our special Evacuee Day. Students had the opportunity to learn about evacuees by having 3 lessons in different subject areas.