** 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 699th Premier Inn was officially opened this term by ten students from Robert Napier. Read the words of Jordan Tomsett (Year 7) below to discover how the students were given this opportunity.
Robert Napier GCSE students embarked on our biennial pilgrimage to Auschwitz-Birkenau at the end of June. This visit consolidated their understanding of the Nazi racial policies in Poland during the Second World War.
The D&T showcase is on Wednesday next week 4-6.30pm - and everyone is invited to come! We have a Food Festival and now the chance of seeing a 3D printer in action! It would be lovely to see as many families as possible coming in to see students' work exhibited.
The Robert Napier Community is increasingly more excited as the show date of Matilda draws closer. If you haven't got your ticket yet, please contact the Drama department to secure one.
Students and staff of Robert Napier have elected a new Head Girl and Head Boy for the new school year. Hannah Braxton and Connor Botterill, with the help of a newly formed Junior Leadership Team, were successfully elected and have already begun work for the school community in earnest.
This afternoon we officially welcomed September's new Year 7 intake to Robert Napier. Year 6 students from a variety of local primary schools enjoyed the events of induction day and the opportunity to meet with fellow students before the new school year begins.
Students particpating in the successful Challenger Troop scheme enjoyed a residential visit in June and camped in Mereworth MOD Woods.
However, it was no simple camping trip. The troop were kept busy throughout and really got to grips with how to survive in outdoor conditions for an extended amount of time.
The Robert Napier History Club has a long and proud tradition of inspiring students with a love of history that takes them outside of a formal learning environment and plunges them directly into the exciting events of ages past.
Prospective Year 12 students were in school this week to sample the A Level courses that they hope to begin in earnest in September.
Just a few weeks after completing their final GCSE exams, outgoing Year 11 students of RNS and other schools were back in the classroom enjoying taster sessions as part of the Sixth Form Induction days.
In little over a week, the students of Robert Napier will perform Matilda for the annual whole school show. Click here for further details about the event.
Year 8 students made a trip to Gillingham library yesterday to enjoy a talk by author Sue Ransom and collect signed copies of her new book The Beneath.
Previously on the News and Events page, news was posted about a magazine launch competition that was judged by a panel of former students who work in the media or study at degree level. The results are in...