Pirates of the Curry Bean

It was anchors away on Thursday and Friday night as the Lower School (Y3-5) set sail on swashbuckling pirate adventure.

Jack & Liza Periwinkle (T Dunnett & I George) yearning for adventure are given a real life treasure map by their Aunty Dead-Eye (A Bowring). However, when the infamous Redbeard (O Wynne) and his pungent Pirates of the Curry Bean steal the map and kidnap their mother Pearl (C Froud), the race is on to rescue her, reclaim the map and find the treasure. Accompanied by their faithful cat Fiddlesticks (R Renton), the twins join a mad admiral (P Andrews) and his crazy crew on a voyage of adventure that takes them from Old London Docks to the mysterious island of Lumbago in the sea of Sciatica. Scuttle (T Whitlock) and Slack (A Bell) were first to find the treasure chest but a bigger surprise was awaiting them even better than gold. Chief Wonga (J Phillips) turns out to be Jack & Lizas’ long lost father Stanley.

A brilliant play and a big thank you to all the staff involved in its production.

Year 7 art trip to the Towner Gallery in Eastbourne

14 November 2019

On Thursday, 9 November Year 7 went on an Art trip to the Towner Gallery in Eastbourne. After a bus journey to Eastbourne College we had a delicious lunch in their canteen. We then walked a short distance to the Towner Gallery which is located right next to the College. It wasn’t hard to miss as there was an amazing mural painted on the side of the building, in all sorts of shapes and colours, celebrating the Towner’s 10th Anniversary.

Rose Hill School Sports Tour to Holland

11 November 2019

During the half-term break 45 Rose Hill School pupils and staff travelled to Eindhoven in Holland as part of the school’s Sports tour. During the trip the boys were lucky enough to train with Dutch Giants PSV Eindhoven, whilst the girls trained with the Dutch National Hockey Champions Oranje-Rood.

Rose Hill School 11+ success

08 November 2019

Rose Hill School pupils were celebrating yesterday following a very successful year of 11+ results with nearly 90% of children passing the Kent Test. The pass rate has risen from 72% in 2018 to 88% in 2019 a significant increase under the new leadership of Head, Emma Neville and Deputy Head, Philippa Lang-Daly.

Rose Hill School HSBC SchoolBank

08 November 2019

Rose Hill School launched their HSBC SchoolBank in September 2018.

Year 4 Geography Trip

15 November 2013

On Friday the 8th of November Y4 visited Gatton Park...

Eastbourne Art Trip

14 November 2013

Y7 trip to Eastbourne College and the Towner Gallery… a piece of cake!

Head's Lines

10 November 2013

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