The RGS Today Wednesday 29 April 2020 Issue 441
General Reminders Registration: Please continue to register twice a day with your Tutors, as outlined below. If you fail to register, staff have to follow up every single absence with your Tutor, subject teachers and, if necessary, your parents. So please save a lot of people’s valuable time and effort by registering as requested: it is very much appreciated and it is a legal requirement. RGS Remote Chess Club: This continues to take place each week – it is not too late to join! It is done through Chess.com and is a weekly arena blitz tournament taking place from 1.10pm to 1.40pm every Friday lunchtime. See yesterday’s The RGS Today for further details (TF / AWJJ). The RGS Great Book Club: Once every fortnight we will be meeting to share our experience of some of the greatest novels ever written. It’s open to all boys from Fourth Form and above. Please email Mr Griffin to be added to the Team. The first club meeting (a brief one, just to come together and choose the first book) will be this Friday lunchtime at 1.15pm (CRG).
Today’s Notices All Day:
Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can. #WednesdayMotivation
8.50am:
Morning registration with Tutors for all students.
Assembly: No assembly this morning. 1.15pm:
Junior Philosophy Society meets today to discuss the question, What makes a statement true or false?. If you are in the First, Second or Third Form and want to join, then please contact me (TFO@rgsg.co.uk) asking to join the Society's Teams group (if you are not already a member), then join the meeting at 1.15pm. Thank you (TF).
1.50pm:
Afternoon registration with Tutors for all students.
2.00pm:
The Further Physics group will be live streaming in Teams in a new regular slot where Dr Calverley will be finishing off last week's introduction to LCR Circuits. All Lower Sixth Form students keen to be stretched are welcome to tune in. Look in the Class Notebook in Teams for the handout and question sheet (APC).
4.00pm:
Junior Science Club starts for the first time this Trinity Term with a wind-powered rescue mission, Lego Rescue. Students should have already emailed me to join the Junior Science Club Team. Any questions please contact me (DP).
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