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Sixth Form Admissions

Sixth Form Admissions RGS would like to invite all external applicants to the Sixth Form to submit application forms for September 2019 entry. If you would like further information or a tour of the school, please contact Sixth Form Admissions on 01494 551451 or by email at sqb@rgshw.com. Please go to Admissions for further information.
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Educating Your Sons for 450 Years

'The focus of the RGS is to support our young men by giving them the skills, qualifications and attributes they will need to secure success in their future lives.'
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RGS Sixth Form

The RGSHW is proud of the brilliant, rounded, accomplished young men who leave us at the end of Year 13; we believe that we successfully play a significant role in equipping them with the tools that they will need for their future life.
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World Class Aspirations

It is a rare privilege to lead a school that offers such a prestigious education. It is rarer still to lead a school endowed more than 450 years ago by one of England’s greatest monarchs. RGS has altered beyond recognition since the grant of its Royal Charter in 1562, and schools necessarily evolve, almost as quickly as the boys we send through our gates. But our DNA remains u...
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    Fraser Youens Home from home

    RGS High Wycombe is a top state selective day and boarding school and takes boys from surrounding state schools at age 11, as well as preparatory and international schools. There are 70 Boarders at Fraser Youens House, 75% of whom are weekly and 25% of whom are Full Boarders. With over 400 years of experience, RGS High Wycombe combines the best of both worlds, merging the 24-hour approach of the Boarding school model into the state sector.
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    What we believe in

    The RGSHW is rightly proud of the rounded, well equipped and adaptable young men who leave us at the end of Year 13; we work hard to equip them for the changeable working place that they will encounter in the upcoming decades.