Dear Parents/Carers

On Friday 15th March 2024, we will be raising money for Red Nose Day appeal by ‘Doing Something Funny for Money.’

This year we are asking pupils to come to school wearing something funny or red, whether that be a funny hairstyle, face paints or a silly outfit it will all help to make it a day of fun.

Our school kitchen will also be making cakes and biscuits which will be on sale to raise money.

Please send in a donation for wearing red and money if your child would like to purchase a cake or biscuit.

The money we raise will help people living really tough lives in the UK and across Africa. Your fundraising could help put food on plates and roofs over heads, keep little ones safe and help support families affected by conflict and climate change. On their behalf, thank you.

At Rosehill we always pull out all the stops for fantastic causes so let’s do something funny for money!

Thank you,

The Wellbeing Champions

We have updated our Child Protection and Safeguarding policy to reflect legislation updates and Early Help information (see green highlights labelled [Updated])

Dear Parents/Carers,

This year we are celebrating World Book Day on Thursday 7^nd March. The theme we have chosen this year is "Art and Artists story books" which is linked to our curriculum “Take one picture” topic this term. Like every year, the day will be great fun and will be filled with stories, book hunts and immersive experiences. 

To help us celebrate World Book Day, we would like as many children and staff as possible to come dressed as their favourite character from a book.

Attached to this letter is a £1 book token, which your child can use to get one of the brilliant reads for free https://www.worldbookday.com/books-and-tokens/books/ between 15 February and 31 March 2024. 

We’re very much looking forward to celebrating World Book Day, which could not

happen without the support of parents and carers - thank you for your continued support.

Best wishes,

Tamara Riddell
English Lead
Acting Deputy Headteacher

The following policies have been updated recently:

Dear all,

The theme for E-Safety day this year is ‘Inspiring change? Making a difference, managing influence and navigating change online.

Across the school pupils will be taking part in activities based around thinking about changes online, including looking at technology over the years and how smaller changes happen online every day and how we can stay safe online.

For E-Safety day, all classes will be involved in learning about how technology and the internet changes over time. They will explore how changes make them feel, who they can talk to in a range of scenarios and how they can keep themselves safe online.

Classes will also create a piece of work to display in school that reflects how technology and the internet changes and how different online activities make them feel. This will be informative to tell others what they need to do if they feel unhappy about something online.

Every year Rosehill takes part in this important topic, and during the year we continue to learn to stay safe online. For further information regarding our E-Safety curriculum please click here.

Computing Lead