We are thrilled to celebrate the success of several King’s pupils who were recognised at the recent Medway RFC Annual Awards. It’s fantastic to see so many of our pupils thriving through the strong link between KSR and Medway RFC, making the most of the opportunities that come with having an excellent community sports club right on our doorstep.

A huge congratulations to:
• Luca P (Y1) – awarded Coaches’ Player of the Season
• Nayden P (Y2) – awarded Supporters’ Player of the Season
• Rosie C (Y3) – awarded the Spirit of Rugby (TREDS – Teamwork, Respect, Enjoyment, Discipline, Sportsmanship) Award
• Sam C (Y5) – awarded Players’ Player of the Season
• Harper W (Y2) – awarded the Augustine Carnell (OR) Prize for her commitment, positive attitude and eagerness to learn. This was a special moment, as this trophy honoured the memory of former pupil Augustine, who loved playing at the RFC so it was lovely that it was won by one of our own pupils.

Well done to all – we are incredibly proud of your achievements both on and off the pitch!

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