Rose Hill artwork in the Royal Academy Summer Show
The first ever Young Artists’ Summer Show hosted by the Royal Academy is filled with inspiring artworks by talented young artists aged 7-19 from the UK and beyond.
There were over six thousand pieces of artwork submitted and they were judged by panels of art experts including Royal Academicians, RA curators and RA Schools students. The exhibition is curated by Royal Academician Bob and Roberta Smith.
Rose Hill School had nine entries shortlisted, four of those pupils have their artwork displayed in the online gallery and two pupils have their artwork on display at the Royal Academy, congratulations to Claudia and Fraser in Year 4!
Uschi Moore, Head of Art at Rose Hill School said “all of the pupils shortlisted for this summer show should be extremely proud of themselves, the standard of work is phenomenal. I am particularly proud of Fraser and Claudia and look forward to visiting their work at the Royal Academy this summer”.
The Young Artists’ Summer Show will be online from 10 June – 31 December 2019, and a selection of these artworks will be on display at the RA from 13 July – 4 August 2019 https://youngartists.royalacademy.org.uk/exhibitions/2019.
18 October 2019
On Friday, 11th October the Year 8s went to the Old School Gallery at Tonbridge School to view the Environmental Photography exhibition.
18 October 2019
All new Cubs and Scouts were Invested into The Rose Hill Scout Group this week
Y6 take a trip back to Victorian Britain
11 October 2019
On Thursday, Year 6 dressed up as Victorians to visit the Museum of Kent Life for a Victorian Day.
09 October 2019
Congratulations to our U10 girls for winning the Rose Hill hockey tournament on Saturday morning.
28 June 2019
On Friday 21st June, Rose Hill took part in the annual French day wearing the traditional bleu, blanc, rouge with accessories such as le béret, curly moustache, garlic and onions necklaces and other props.
Year 6 & 7 French Residential Trip
07 June 2019
The end of last half term saw the Year 6 and 7 pupils travel to Rue in France for the annual French residential trip.
The benefits of a Creative Curriculum
23 May 2019
A creative curriculum is one that incorporates big ideas, varied and engaging activities, and a sense of continuity as a way to stimulate students, teachers, and even families.
17 May 2019
Music is a powerful subject that is an intrinsic part of modern life.
