Medieval Pete and the Y5 Vikings
On Monday 9th January, Y5 and Y3 enjoyed having Peter from Medieval Days in to help us with our learning about the Vikings and Romans. He brought lots of interesting things with him, including Viking clothes for us to try on, weapons and household objects from the past. Everyone also had the opportunity to make a silver coin! We had lots of fun listening to what Peter had to say, taking part in role play, writing with quills, spinning wool and much more. We learned lots! Hollie, Grace W & Caitlin (Y5) …
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KS1 Lights! Camel! Action! songs
Here are the songs for the KS1 Christmas production. …
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KS2 Christmas Songs
Here are the songs for Cinderella Rockerfella! You can download the lyrics below! …
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Consultation on the Enlargement of Romsey Primary School
Hampshire County Council is preparing to hold a preplanning application consultation for the enlargement Romsey Primary School which will run from Monday 10 October to Friday 11 November 2016 during which time comments on the proposal may be submitted. The attached letter gives a brief outline relating to the proposal. These details will also be available at this website: http://consultations.hants.gov.uk/active.aspx including details of the drop-in session at the school. RPS Pre Planning Consultation Letter …
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science mania
Every Tuesday after school (3.20 - 4.20), Science Mania is run by Professor Kaos. Everyone who goes to science mania has a blast! Each week we get souvenir to take home; it’s usually something we have made in Science Mania. So far we have had: a pot of colourful goo (made out of 2 chemicals), a rhyme to learn the order of the planets, a pot of Shrek’s swamp sand, a green compass and a crystal. In science mania, we have been creating explosions! We sent a rocket up into the sky from our own school field. Another time, we put vinegar …
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All about hula hooping
At hula hooping club we are learning how to hula hoop and do tricks. At the beginning of each lesson we have to do a warm up which includes: putting your hoop in your hands above your head and twisting your arms; doing the same but with your hands down by your side and twisting; rolling your head side to side back and forth and wiggling your chin. Sometimes you get bruises because the hoops are weighted. We are practising a routine for the summer fair, which is on the Saturday 25th of May 2016, at Romsey primary school. Miss Culver started …
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Welcome From The Head
Romsey Primary School & Nursery is a very special place. The children are amazing and we have the most dedicated staff who put the children at the heart of every decision. Ofsted has judged us to be Good in every aspect of what we offer. We are lucky to be one of only a handful of schools in Hampshire that have a maintained nursery, which allows us to nurture and inspire children from below three to eleven years old!
Our site and grounds are fantastic. The school was built in 2007 and has a real ‘wow’ factor; we have spacious grounds with an adventure trail, our own pond and woodland area bursting with trees, bushes and plants used for outdoor learning and play.
The children are ‘very proud to come to school‘. Behaviour is good and ‘pupils are enthusiastic about their learning’. Children enjoy their learning and have a positive attitude to lessons. Teaching ‘is consistently good and underpins the rise in standards and the rapid progress pupils make’ (Ofsted 2014).
We have a strong sense of the ‘Romsey Family’ and this is a significant strength of the school. We have a thriving PTA and positive and purposeful relationships with parents and the wider community. However, don’t take my word for it: come and visit us to see the children actively learning and playing and get a feel for what it is like to be part of the Romsey Family!
Jason Anderson
Headteacher
- Here's our proud Apprentice and Junior Scribes. It's lovely to see our work being beautifully presented! https://t.co/eDyAxboKzs
- New books for the half term holiday! Well done to this week's raffle winners! https://t.co/nGuEbfSbqX
- It might be the end of the half term, but these children have persevered through challenges right to the very end! https://t.co/S2Ags1MBXJ