Year 7 trip to the Olympic Park
On Monday 11th June Year 7, Mrs Morgan and Mr Long went up to Stratford London. We looked around East Village and Stratford Newtown. The reason for the trip was to gather information for our geography coursework project, we did some questionnaires and we looked at lots of various things about the Olympic Park and then we walked over to the orbit slide, we looked at the observation tower and then came down the longest slide apparently in the World! It was very fun. Then we got back on the train to the bus and then we got home it was a very fun trip overall. By Honor
Rose Hill artwork in the Royal Academy Summer Show
04 July 2019
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.
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.
Rose Hill School race the V12 Warrior at Goodwood
18 June 2018
On Sunday 10th June, the V12 Warrior, made its debut at Goodwood!
U11 Rounders Tournament at Rose Hill School
14 June 2018
Rose Hill marked the end of an era on Saturday when we hosted the final ever U11 Rounders Festival.
Green Goblins at Seaford College
08 June 2018
On Saturday 2nd June, the Green Goblins team traveled to the picturesque location of Seaford College.
Rose Hill pupil wins an international art prize
26 May 2018
A pupil from Rose Hill School has won second prize in an international art competition run by the Independent Association of Prep Schools (IAPS). The judges said the standard of competition was extremely high this year and congratulated Will who is in Year 6 on his prize.
