Rose Hill hosts U10 girls hockey tournament
Rose Hill hosted its annual U10 girls hockey tournament on Saturday. Nine schools participated, playing over thirty matches over the course of the morning. The tournament was very well attended by visiting spectators who were treated to breakfast courtesy of Jerry.
Rose Hill were undefeated in the group stages, and proceeded through to the play-offs, but then unfortunately lost to Sutton Valence. Congratulations to the victorious Marlborough House.
22 March 2019
On Saturday, 12 nervous but excited members of Rose Hill Motorsport made the long journey down to Portsmouth to take part in the first race event of the 2019 Goblin season.
Art prize for Rose Hill student
14 March 2019
A Year 6 pupil at Rose Hill School has been selected as a winner in the Save the Children’s ‘Words not Weapons’ competition, for her work ‘Hungry Children’.
Year 6 pupils come second in public speaking competition
11 March 2019
Our Year 6 pupils came second at the Sutton Valence Public Speaking competition.
The Rose Hill F24 races at Goodwood Motor Circuit
08 March 2019
On Sunday, members of the F24 team assembled at a very cold, wet and windy Goodwood Motor Circuit. The damp, grey start did not dampen the spirits and even when we discovered our brakes had failed we were not beaten!
07 October 2017
Rose Hill pupils went to Norfolk on their annual hockey tour. Hockey matches were played against Langley Park, Langley at Taverham and Gresham.
06 October 2017
Rose Hill students visited the Science Centre in Herstmonceux. which involved visiting the outdoor water play and discovery park, building bridges workshops and indoor hands on activities.
Rose Hill's first even STEAM week
05 October 2017
Rose Hill We are very excited to host our first Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics (STEAM) week. The overarching theme for the week is disaster relief! Pupils from Reception - Year 8 will be involved in amazing activities all week.
Y7 trip to Canterbury Cathedral
11 May 2017
Year 7 travelled to Canterbury Cathedral on Tuesday as part of their studies about Henry II and Thomas Becket.
