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'Rigaud's Reflections' was another House magazine, but it was only intended to be disseminated among the boys within Rigaud's House. It was compiled by the boys of Rigaud's House and contains editorials, sports results, short stories, letters to the editor and interviews. Many of the issues are decorated with hand drawn illustrations on the front and throughout the booklets.
'Rigaud's Reflections' Vol. 2 No. 7
This series consists of three items, an athletic ledger, a water ledger and an athletic note book.
An Athletic note-book complied by R. S. Chalk (R 1918 - 1924) during his first year at Rigaud's House. It gives details of events and fixtures for football, gym and swimming among other sports. Also recorded are the names of team-members and the winners of events. Inside the front cover is a note added later by the author in 1977 about his keenness to act as a chronicler for House sports.
Lists of the boys who were at Rigaud's House between Play Term 1947 - Play Term 1981. The lists give the names of pupils and divided them into those who boarded and those who were day pupils. Some lists give details of bed studies.
'The Major' was Rigaud's House magazine and is revival of 'The Rigaudite Review'. It largely contains short stories, poems, and artwork, and was compiled by the students.
This edition has the subtitle 'doctor issue' becasue it was produced when Doctor Davies was temporarily House-Master.
Rigaud's House Ledger 1951-1955
The House Ledger was kept by the Head of Rigaud's House and passed on successive Heads of Houses. It contains details of events which the Heads thought were interesting or noteworthy of recording. This ledger is a continuation of the Head of House's log begun in December 1940, (although this earlier ledger is not present in the archive). It describes details of events within Rigaud's House, as well as notes about the boys' attributes and contains some inserts including House Lists.
Two of the volumes give details of the pupils at Rigaud's House each term. Also included is a weekend book, giving details of where students stayed at weekends, a book of notices issued within the House and a mark book.