Regents Review - Summer 2026

The Regents Review Summer 2026

DEPARTMENTAL NEWS

competition. However, every student should be commended for their effort, commitment and positive attitude throughout the gala. Well done to all students involved for representing RPCC so positively!

their PE teacher directly. Please take a moment to check your child’s timetable (when it is available) and review the school’s uniform policy on the website to ensure they are fully prepared and adhering to school expectations. Thank you for your continued support.

hooded jumpers for PE, as these can pose a safety risk to themselves and others during physical activity. Students may wear the RPCC PE jumper or a plain blue or black jumper without a hood. In addition, shorts and other PE bottoms should be mid-thigh length or longer. If a student is unable to take part in PE, please ensure they bring a note explaining the reason and their PE kit. While they may not participate practically, they will still be expected to engage in alternative roles and learning activities during the lesson. If a student is unable to change into their PE kit, please contact new sports, working together and demonstrating excellent teamwork and sportsmanship throughout the day. A huge well done to everyone who took part and helped make the day such a success! The PE team wishes everyone a restful, enjoyable and safe summer break. We look forward to welcoming all students back in September.

PE Kit As we prepare for the new academic year, we would like to remind students and parents of our expectations regarding PE kit. Students should attend all practical core PE and BTEC Sport lessons wearing the correct Regents Park PE kit. For health and safety reasons, students with hair longer than shoulder length, must ensure it is tied back during practical lessons and all jewellery should be removed. Students should not wear Years 7, 8 & 9 Sports Day On 6th July, our Year 7, 8 and 9 students enjoyed an action packed Sports Day, taking part in a fantastic range of activities including dance, dodgeball, capture the flag, pickleball, taekwondo, water polo and table tennis. It was wonderful to see so many students getting involved, trying

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