This is the highest available award. Which can only be accessed by schools that have maintained gold for a consecutive 5 years. The Regis School is the only Secondary School in the West Sussex West area to have achieved this.

On Friday the 22nd November food donations from 10 local schools will be weighed, sorted and handed over to local food rescue charity UKHarvest.

Students at The Regis School are celebrating their best-ever GCSE results building on last week, when its Sixth Form, enjoyed its highest ever results.

Sixth Form students at The Regis School are today celebrating continued strong A Level and Level 3 Vocational results.

The Red Box Project is aimed at combating Period Poverty for disadvantaged girls with the aim of helping them stay in school throughout the month. To do this, the project collects donations of underwear and sanitary protection from members of the public and places them into schools, in red plastic boxes.

A group of students from The Regis School will be joining 80 other students from schools across the country at Westminster on July 9 to take part in a debate at the Houses of Parliament. 

Sixth Form students at The Regis School are today celebrating continued strong A Level and Level 3 Vocational results.

Last week, a select group of 30 students from across United Learning’s academies arrived at the University of Birmingham for a three-day residential.

‘I can’t believe the day really happened’, that is how a student from The Regis School summed up rubbing shoulders with celebrities and the prime minister at the Soccer Aid Reception yesterday.

Year 9 student Kendra was invited to represent UNICEF UK and The Regis School at the prestigious Soccer Aid Reception. Despite the Soccer Aid project being her first assignment as a UNICEF Young Reporter, she excelled in her role as an Ambassador for the organisation, alongside celebrities such as Usain Bolt and Sir Mo Farah.