Something from our Natural History Collection today. #EYAAnimals #ExploreYourArchive

The departure of King Edward VII on 3rd July 1909. How many horses can you spot in this image. #ExploreYourArchive #EYAAnimals

The Meteor June 9, 1881. reporting on a paper given by J K Worthington on animal bones found in three different caves. #ExploreYourArchive #EYAAnimals

Another photograph from Edward VII's visit in 1909 featuring horses. #EYAAnimals #ExploreYourArchive

Letter to the editor of The Meteor, published June 29 1889. Featuring a dog in a classroom. #EYAAnimals #ExploreYourArchive

RT @rugbeiancom: Todays shows The Old Gym, another building we are fortunate to have at school designed by gothic revival architect Wi…

The Meteor, February 13th, 1868. Blake (now Kilbracken) house news. Apparently there was a debate suggesting a cat tax. #ExploreYourArchive #EYAAnimals

Four of our houses use animals for their crests. The plate in this image was produced before Griffin was established. Three griffins feature in the School crest. #EYAAnimals #ExploreYourArchive

Did you know this about bees and wasps. From The Meteor December 18 1888. #EYAAnimals #ExploreYourArchive

Have you heard about this legend? #EYAAnimals #ExploreYourArchive rugbyschoolarchives.co.uk/PDFViewer/web/…

A little break form animals today, does anybody know anything about Old Crocks and New Starters who may have played Rugby in the nineteenth century. Possibly @TheRugbyLions? as there are two Gilberts…

We have griffins and a lion gamb on our crest. #ExploreYourArchive