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Welcome to Rowledge

A video welcome from our Headteacher, Ms Sarah Oliver.

Want to Know More?

We would love to answer your questions or tell you more about what we offer here at Rowledge Primary School. Please call the office to request a telephone call or a face to face meeting with our Headteacher.

 

Starting in Year R

If you're looking for a primary school for your child and would like to find out more about starting Reception at Rowledge, what to expect in their first year, and how we support children as they begin their school jouney please click here to find out more.

School Tours

We are always pleased to welcome new families into our school community and if you think Rowledge could be the right school for your child we would love to show you around.

If you would like to visit our school and see us in action then please call the school office on 01252 792 346 to arrange a tour.

Frequently Asked Questions

Below you will find answers to some of the questions we are most frequently asked by prospective parents, along with links to further information.

  • Which secondary schools do you feed into?

    Children from Rowledge continue their education in a wide-range of public and state-funded secondary schools. Find out more about these schools by clicking here.

  • Do you offer a range of sporting opportunities for pupils?

    As well as our varied PE curriculum we have a busy sporting competition and festivals calendar. You can find out more about these opportunities by clicking here, and find out more about our extra curricular clubs by clicking here.

  • Do you place a high value on pupil wellbeing?

    Pupil wellbeing is a key focus in our school and you can find more about our approach to wellbeing by clicking here.

  • Does the School Provide Wrap-Around ChildCAre?

    Yes, we run our own breakfast and after-school childcare provision here on site. BReakfast club begins at 7:40am and after-school care can be provided until 6:00pm.

    We also have a range of extra curricular clubs run by external providers, as well as members of our teaching team. These run from the end of the school day until 4:20pm.

  • What does being a church of England School MEan?

    We are proud to be an inclusive school. We welcome people from all backgrounds, beliefs and traditions into our school family - with a high emphasis placed on respect for all.

    In line with the Church of England's role as the established church, our vision is for the common good of the whole community. Our Christian vision for the school is 'to live well together and flourish, as an inclusive and nurturing community, to ensure achievement for all.' You can find out more about this, and other aspects of our Christian ethos and values by clicking here.

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