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The House Ledger was kept by the Head of House and passed on successive Heads. It contains details of events which the Heads thought were interesting or noteworthy of recording. This ledger was started in 1915 but gives details of events prior to that at the beginning. It also records the rules and customs of Rigaud's House. There is an insert with deatils of Rigaud's House football and cricket teams between the years 1880-1927.

These ledgers were created by the Heads of Rigaud's House and record their thoughts on pupils and staff, as well as events at the school and within Rigaud's House.

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.

This series contains the Rigaud's House magazine, 'The Rigaudite Review'. It later became known as 'The Major'. The series also contains another house magazine titled 'Rigaud's Reflections', which was written by the boys at Rigaud's, for the boysof Rigaud's. Editions of 'Rigaud's Reflections' often have hand drawn images on the front cover.

These files contain edtions of the Rigaud's house magazine, 'The Rigaudite Review'. The magazine was compiled by the boys within the House and could be bought for a small price. Sometimes copies were sent out to old Rigaudites. It contained editorials, articles about events going on in the House, details of sporting events and achievements and short stories. The later editions also contain adverts. Some magazines have inserts.

This magazine contains an insert by R. S. Chalk (R 1918 - 1924) and some annotations.

There is an insert at the back of the magazine and some annotations throughout the booklet.