Year 3 trip to Horsmonceaux
On Wednesday 20th September Year 3 visited the Science Centre in Herstmonceux. It was an action packed day including a talk on ‘Exciting Electrons’, visiting the outdoor water play and discovery park, building bridges workshops and indoor hands on activities. The children had a fantastic time and thank you to the parents that accompanied us.
Reception to Coolings Garden Centre
13 March 2020
On Wednesday 11 March the Reception children went on a visit to the nature trail at Coolings Garden Centre in Knockholt. There was great excitement, even before we boarded the minibus in our salopettes, coats and wellies.
Year 6 Geography trip to the River Cuckmere and Seven Sisters Country Park.
12 March 2020
Whilst the heavy rain did make the trip via Alfriston village a little tricky it also served to highlight the spectacular meanders and creeks of the River Cuckmere’s floodplain in the Spring sunshine and allow the ‘New Cut’ to be in full spate and speed along to the sea at low tide. As it did so the fast-flowing water actively undercut and eroded the shingle beach causing mini land or ‘shingle’ slides before our very eyes.
Henry wins Art Scholarship to Tonbridge School
26 February 2020
The Art Department is delighted to congratulate Henry on receiving an Art Scholarship to Tonbridge School.
24 February 2020
Robert Baden-Powell would have turned 163 on 22 February this year and Rose Hill School pupils celebrate his birthday every year.
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.
Pupils step up to the next level
28 April 2017
A number of our pupils have been selected for a variety of Kent County squads this term. Such selection is a fantastic achievement with Kent being a large and competitive sporting county.
