At Rosedale Primary School, we are proud to provide an inspiring, nurturing, and high-achieving learning environment where every child can thrive.
Rosedale Primary is proud to announce that we have been formally recognised for delivering outstanding outcomes for disadvantaged pupils, placing our school among the strongest performers nationally in 2024/25.
On Friday 2nd October, we held a parents’ meeting to highlight the importance of regular school attendance and the positive impact it has on children’s learning, progress and overall development. We were pleased to welcome Nims Virdy from the Hillingdon Attendance Office, who answered parents’ questions and provided valuable advice and guidance on matters relating to school attendance. A big thank you to all the parents, guardians and carers who took the time to attend and engage in this important discussion. Your support and partnership play a vital role in ensuring our children make the most of every learning opportunity! Every day in school counts!
Our pupils proudly delivered their poems in front of an audience, showcasing their creativity and confidence. Some pupils prepared engaging PowerPoint presentations, while others designed colourful posters to bring their poetry to life. We were so impressed by their wonderful efforts, creativity and enthusiasm. Everyone had a fun-filled and memorable day celebrating the joy of poetry!
Our pupils became young scientists as they investigated the science of reflection by designing and making their own periscopes. They explored how light travels and discovered how mirrors can be used to change the direction of light. Through this hands-on investigation, children tested their designs, solved problems and used their scientific knowledge to explain how their periscopes work. It was fantastic to see their curiosity, creativity and teamwork in action!
On Friday, 12th June, we held our annual Summer Fair and what a fantastic event it was!
We were fortunate to enjoy beautiful weather, which provided the perfect opportunity for our school community to come together and make the most of everything the fair had to offer. The children enthusiastically took part in the arts and crafts activities, enjoyed glitter tattoos and face painting, bounced away on the bouncy castle and had great fun participating in a variety of outdoor games. To keep cool and refreshed, there were plenty of juice and ice lollies on hand, while our ever-popular candy floss stall proved to be a firm favourite with children and adults alike. We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to all the children, staff and parents who helped to organise and run the fair, dedicating their time and effort to ensure everyone had a wonderful experience. Special thanks also go to our Premises and Kitchen Teams, as well as our Sixth Form volunteers, whose support behind the scenes and throughout the event contributed greatly to its success. Finally, thank you to everyone who came along to support the fair. Without the enthusiasm and generosity of our families and wider local community, it would not have been the roaring success that it was. We are delighted that so many happy memories were made!
On Friday 22nd May, Year 1 pupils went on a trip to Legoland, Windsor. All the pupils were extremely excited and couldn’t wait to get on the coach! On arrival they went to the Legoland Driving School where they had great fun driving the model cars before visiting other areas of the park. The children also went on an adventure through Mini Land where they saw miniature Lego versions of the London Eye, Tower of London and many other famous landmarks. The children really enjoyed themselves and the weather was absolutely perfect! We would like to thank all parents, guardians and carers who attended this trip and helped throughout the day.
The Nursery children had a very special visit from some Fire- fighters who are based at Hayes Fire Station. They arrived at our school in a big red Fire Engine and spoke to the children about how to stay safe and prevent fires from happening. They were also shown the protective uniform firefighters wear to keep them safe when putting out fires and even got to try on the uniform themselves! All the children thoroughly enjoyed their visit!
