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Open Mornings for children new to Year R in 2022

Tuesday 16th November and Thursday 18th November. Go to our Starting School page to book.

Please find information on how we are responding to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic here.

Welcome

Welcome to our website where you will find key information about our school. Whether you are an existing parent or carer or looking for a school for your child, it is our hope that you will get a sense of what’s important to our school, gain an insight into our approach to learning and keep up-to-date with what’s happening.

Our Values

At Rownhams, we have three core Christian Values that sit at the heart of our school.
They guide our actions and thoughts and serve to remind us how to be good people.

Our Values are:

LOVE

We show love to each other through small acts of kindness and through encouraging others with kind words, remembering that God loves us.

JOY

We show joy by striving to be the best that we can be and by remembering to fill the world with joy and not hatred.

RESPONSIBILITY

We can be responsible by caring for the community around us living together in peace and harmony.

Our Vision sets the direction of all that we do in school. It is directly linked to our Values and so defines where we intend our Values to lead us. Our Vision is as follows:

"To develop loving and joyful children who are prepared to make a positive difference to their own lives, their community and the world around them by being responsible, thoughtful and kind in everything they do.”

At Rownhams, we are passionate about delivering a curriculum that develops the whole child. We raise aspirations and make learning irresistible for all children, enabling each individual to gain the skills, knowledge and understanding so that they can thrive as happy, confident and healthy individuals.

Our Latest News

Our latest Blogs

15 October 2021

Who’s been eating my porridge?

Year R have continued in their adventure into traditional tales, learning about the story of Goldilocks and the three bears, whilst elsewhere there’s been lots of life-saving, including Year 3/4...