E-safety presentation for parents
On December 3, Mr Reid and Mr Anderson hosted an evening of e-safety awareness for parents. This session followed on from the work the children engaged with during Anti Bullying week, and the Praizin' Hands performance. With so much technology available to children nowadays that is continuously connected to the internet, it is important that children and parents are empowered with the knowledge on how to keep safe whilst having fun. Below is the presentation used. Here is the Where's Klaus video (for parents) Here is the Becky video …
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Getting ready for Christmas!
Children have been making decorations after school this week - so that we can decorate our school with 'home made' traditional designs. There was a tremendous amount of cutting, sticking, colouring, folding and drawing over the past two days. It even appears that there has been a record breaking attempt at the longest paper chain! Can't wait to see the school with all of its festive decor! …
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Anti bullying week
Anti bullying week is all about what we should do if we're being bullied or someone else is. The whole school, from YR to Y6 having been part of it! Every day after lunch, near the end of school day, we do activities to do with bullying. On Tuesday for example, Y6 did anti bullying shields. They put the qualities need to face bullying in it. Then on Wednesday they did a diary in the life of a victim of bullying. Anti bullying week is great ! read on and find out more! This week I've learned about bullying and how to protect ourselves …
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RACE Time
We have been thinking differently about how we celebrate and share the amazing learning that our children have been doing this term, and have come up with Romsey Adult & Child Evaluation – RACE TIME! We really want to involve parents (and grandparents, and aunties and uncles!) as much as possible in children’s learning, and we feel that RACE TIME is an excellent way of doing this. Parents are invited to come into class on the dates below to share with the children this term’s learning. This is an opportunity for the children to show …
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WoW
Today was the launch of Walk Once a Week campaign. This national campaign is about encouraging children to take a more active approach to travelling to school. This can include walking, park and stride (parking and walking the last 5 minutes to school), cycling and scooting. There is an interactive page that the children fill out every morning in school, and can then collect badges if they come to school actively. We are part of the WoW initiative to help children (and their parents!) be more active, and to also help alleviate parking …
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Christmas Jumper Day!
Christmas Jumper Day is a brilliant opportunity for us to have some end-of-term festive fun while raising money to help children in the poorest parts of the world. On Friday 13 December we’re inviting all pupils to take part in Christmas Jumper Day in aid of Save the Children. Everyone will be invited to wear their silliest, sparkliest or cosiest Christmas woollies and make a donation of £1, or whatever they can give, to help save children’s lives around the world. If your child doesn’t have a festive sweater, don’t worry – it’s easy to …
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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. 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 rightly proud of their school. Behaviour is good and independence is encouraged in many aspects of school life. Children enjoy their learning and have a positive attitude to lessons.
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
