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 8 trip to Rockley Watersports Activity Centre

12 July 2018

On Monday we got onto the minibus and set out on a 4-hour drive to Rockley Watersports Activity Centre.

Rose Hill School Motorsport @ Ford Dunton Technical Centre

10 July 2018

On Saturday 30 June six Y5 Goblin drivers and five Y7/8 F24 drivers raced their respective cars at the iconic Dunton Technical Centre. The F24 car raced on the banked high speed test track and the Goblins used the manager’s car park.

Rose Hill attends the national finals at RAF Wittering

09 July 2018

A very early start saw Abi, Rufus and Sam head off to RAF Wittering with Mr Izzard and Mr Mansfield.

Rose Hill School pupils 'Fly to the Line'

06 July 2018

At 5.30am on Wednesday 27th June, 4 eager children and 2 tired teachers, set off for RAF Cosford for the national ‘Fly to the Line’ competition.

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!