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Rosherville Church of England Academy is a smaller-than-average school with delightful children and supportive parents. Our Christian Vision and Values underpin all we live and learn in our school. Faith is central to all we achieve, as is working with our community. We aspire to help our pupils learn about their local and global community so that they develop the skills and knowledge to work both collaboratively and independently to achieve their full potential.
Flourishing through fellowship to Aspire, Believe and Achieve

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Cable Wharf Development: Latest Progress and Construction Updates
Rosherville Academy | Concreting the Future
9 May 2025 Last week, we were thrilled to revisit the new Rosherville C of E Academy site and witness the incredible progress! With the final concrete floor poured earlier this week,...Spreading Joy: Rosherville’s Gift from Spadework
Last Friday, we distributed the Primroses, which we purchased from Spadework, a wonderful charity based in Offham that empowers individuals to live more independently, feel less isolated, and enjoy happier, healthier, and more fulfilling...
Voices United: A Night of Belonging and Harmony
On the evening of 25th March 2025, twelve of our schools came together to create a truly unforgettable musical experience at the Annual Trust Choir Concert. The theme of the evening was 'Belonging', a sentiment reflected...
Last week, we were thrilled to revisit the new school site and witness the incredible progress!
With the final concrete floor poured earlier this week, the building is truly coming to life—it’s amazing to see our future school beginning to take shape. Next up: internal walls and making the building watertight, both exciting steps coming up in the very near future.
A massive thank you again to @morgansindallconstruction for their hard work and dedication to this project.

Last week, we were thrilled to revisit the new school site and witness the incredible progress!
With the final concrete floor poured earlier this week, the building is truly coming to life—it’s amazing to see our future school beginning to take shape. Next up: internal walls and making the building watertight, both exciting steps coming up in the very near future.
A massive thank you again to @morgansindallconstruction for their hard work and dedication to this project.
The children took part in a Scientific Workshop to extend their scientific thinking and vocabulary. Each class investigated a crime scene and found out ‘WHO DID IT? This was an exciting event that really encouraged the children to think scientifically.

The children took part in a Scientific Workshop to extend their scientific thinking and vocabulary. Each class investigated a crime scene and found out ‘WHO DID IT? This was an exciting event that really encouraged the children to think scientifically.
The new school site is truly taking shape! We had the exciting opportunity to explore the interior of the steel framing, giving us a clear view of the layout for the new hall and the corridors that will connect to the spacious classrooms.
From the rooftop of the new building, we even took a moment to wave over to the current Rosherville School!

The new school site is truly taking shape! We had the exciting opportunity to explore the interior of the steel framing, giving us a clear view of the layout for the new hall and the corridors that will connect to the spacious classrooms.
From the rooftop of the new building, we even took a moment to wave over to the current Rosherville School!
Rosherville celebrated the Hindu festival of Holi this week. The children learnt about the importance of this festival and how it celebrates good over evil. It is a very colourful festival so the children enjoyed the afternoon doing a range of ‘colourful’ activities. Parents and carers joined their children later on in the afternoon to join in with the fun.

Rosherville celebrated the Hindu festival of Holi this week. The children learnt about the importance of this festival and how it celebrates good over evil. It is a very colourful festival so the children enjoyed the afternoon doing a range of ‘colourful’ activities. Parents and carers joined their children later on in the afternoon to join in with the fun.