Tomorrow is We have a number of memorials in our Chapel dedicated to those ORs who have given their lives in different wars and conflicts. We also have a number of memorial books. You can find the me…

Time for some "In Rugby Chapel" reprinted in The Phoenix June 1904 written by OR. The Phoenix was a paper edited by members of Rugby School. #FromTheArchive

#FromTheArchive #SchoolChapel We also have a Memorial Chapel dedicated to those who lost their lives in the First and Second World Wars. Today we remember all Rugbeians who have lost their lives in t…

RT @RugbySchool1567: Today students gathered on The Close as part of They each stood next to a small wooden cross, symbol…

Monday's post included a drawing of the old chapel (seen below). The foundation stone was laid by Dr Wooll in 1818 and the first building designed by Henry Hakewill. It was enlarged between 1848 and …

#ThrowbackThursdays This was the front cover of The Meteor 50 years ago in November 1970.

#FromtheArchive Records on our include: Orders of Service, art work, objects, guides to the Chapel and Memorial Chapel, books of sermons by various Head Masters and pupils and a record book of the ch…

@StSwithunsArch @StSwithunsGirls You can post anytime of the week you like :-) fab images. Thanks for joining us.

RT @RugbySchool1567: Requiem Mass from the chapel was streamed last night with beautiful singing You can watch it here: https://t.co/p1R…

This week we are looking at the history of our with We're going to start with a letter in The Meteor June 3rd 1869 from a Private in the Rifle Corps. rugbyschoolarchives.co.uk/PDFViewer/web/…

@sps_kayton We still have ours which has been going for 160 years this year

@sps_kayton Perhaps we should start a timeline of dates @BredonSchool @CanfordSchool @OswestrySchool and @ExeterSchoolUK do you know when your CCFs were established? #FromTheArchive