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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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...
Speech and Language Workshop
Today we held a Speech and Language workshop with our Speech and Language Therapist, Emma Borthwick-Hunter. We hope it was useful and has gave parents who attended additional activities to do with their child at...
World Book Day 2026
Rosherville had lots of fun on world book day. Everyone dressed up and showed their love of books and characters. Many classes tuned in to the BBC live lesson and explored the love of books....
Something exciting is happening in our community! including a few schools across @aletheiatrust
Children, we need your help! What do you think our mystery project could be?
Vote below and comment your guesses!
Could it be….
What could be hiding bear-hind Mrs Martins door?
@ellenorcharity
Mrs Henriksen can’t go over it,
She can’t go under it,
Oh no!
What is she bringing into School?
@ellen_ors
Rosherville had lots of fun on world book day. Everyone dressed up and showed their love of books and characters. Many classes tuned in to the BBC live lesson and explored the love of books. Here are some examples of other activities that took place throughout the day.
Year 2 and 3 listened to the story of Peter Rabbit and retold the story through drams. They created freeze frames thinking about showing the action and feelings without words.
Year 5 enjoyed a creative literacy activity inspired by MC Grammar’s rap version of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. After listening to the performance, the children were challenged to continue the story by writing their own rap.
To help them develop their ideas, the class explored some story-writing tips from Onjali Rauf. Working in groups, the pupils had to include an additional hero, incorporate key story elements and build their narrative creatively.
Each group then created a “story banquet” of ideas, carefully selecting the ingredients needed for a great story before turning their work into a rap performance. The activity was challenging but lots of fun, and the children loved performing their imaginative and rhythmic story continuations to the class.
