Welcome to
Rosherville CofE Academy
Rosherville Church of England Academy is a close-knit school with supportive parents and a vibrant, welcoming community. Our vision and values are at the heart of everything we do. While faith plays a central role in our school life, we warmly welcome all, regardless of belief. We are committed to helping our pupils thrive by connecting with both their local and global communities, fostering the skills and knowledge they need to work collaboratively and independently in order to reach their full potential.
For more detailed information of our school vision and values, please click here.
Aletheia Academies Trust
Rosherville Church of England Academy joined as a member of Aletheia Academies Trust in 2018.
Aletheia is committed to sustaining high-quality schools, and supporting schools in need of specific improvement in some of the more challenging wards in Kent. Our focus is to provide school improvement services that draw on the wealth of practice from across our trust, broaden the expertise available to schools through flexible working arrangements and increase our capacity to quickly respond to the needs of individual schools. Pedagogical excellence is at the heart of all we do with a sustained focus on collaborative and mastery learning.
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Trust Choir Concert – Rosherville Roars with Confidence
Rosherville pupils took to the stage with confidence during night one of our Trust Choir Concert, celebrating ‘The Greatest Show’. Their performance of ‘I Just Can’t Wait to Be King’ from The Lion King was full...
A Memorable Easter Experience with CRIBBS
We were delighted to welcome CRIBBS for a truly special visit, as they shared the Easter story through their wonderful “Picture Easter” performance. Using a combination of creative puppetry and expressive ‘painting’, the team brought the...
EYFS Stay and Play
We were delighted to have our parents join us for a Stay and Play session in Dr Seuss class. The children were so excited to share their learning and play with their parents in our...
What a fantastic evening at Tuesday’s Trust Choir Concert, themed ‘The Greatest Show’! 🎭✨
Rosherville pupils shone on stage with their performance of ‘I Just Can’t Wait to Be King’ from The Lion King - full of confidence, character and fun.
A big thank you to Mrs Carter and Mrs Horrobin for representing our staff choir in the brilliant `Grease Megamix`! 🎶
All pupils also joined together in the combined choir for `A Million Dreams`, `Rewrite the Stars` and `This Is Me` from The Greatest Showman - creating truly magical moments.
We are incredibly proud of everyone involved! 🌟
In History, we learned about Richard III. We learned about how he became king (by committing regicide/killing the two princes who were next in the line of succession after Edward IV). Being very greedy and taking people`s money through taxes. He was killed by Henry Tudor (played by Elvie) during the Battle of Bosworth. Until finally, he was discovered by archaeologists underneath a Tesco car park.
We loved welcoming CRIBBS as they shared the Easter story through their wonderful “Picture Easter” performance.
Using creative puppets and expressive `painting`, they brought the story to life in such an engaging and meaningful way for the children. It was a fantastic experience that helped everyone reflect on the message of Easter in a memorable and interactive way.
Thank you, CRIBBS, for such a special visit!
‘It was so much fun seeing the puppets explaining the Easter Story’
‘The puppets arguing was funny’
`Using paints and stencils to explain The Easter Story while we watched which was really good `
For Science Week, we participated in a live lesson with a local engineer who explained how she uses water to facilitate different requirements for buildings such as heating, hot water and toilets. We also took part in a Picture News live lesson about the oceans and the different layers of the ocean.
Natalie showed us an experiment using a water balloon and how the temperature of the water inside the balloon keeps the match from bursting it whereas it would pop with just air. Then, we took part in 2 experiments that demonstrated the water tension using a pipette and a coin, and how particles can be dispersed using soap and water.
Then, over the course of the week, we took part in different experiments in our classrooms.
Dr. Seuss mixed vinegar and baking soda to examine the reaction. Donaldson tested our heart rates during our P.E session to test which exercises made our heart rate increase. Dahl made aeroplanes to testing air resistance. KS2 really enjoyed taking part in the online video and experiments!
