RIGHTS RESPECTING SCHOOL
Here at Rowlands Gill Primary School we are proud to have achieved the Level 1 UNICEF Rights Respecting School Award in 2014.
This whole school award is an initiative by UNICEF to make children and adults more aware of children’s rights.
To find out more visit www.unicef.org.uk/rrsa
RRSA Level 2
At Rowlands Gill Primary we are working towards our RRSA Level 2 Award. Please click on the link below to view our RRSA Level 2 Audit and Action Plan
British Values
Please click on the link below to view our British Values Policy for Rowlands Gill Primary School
Super Teaching Assistant! What Special Powers Does She Have?
We were visited by Super Wood today, who had a lot of super powers. She can make people feel better, answer tricky questions, make people laugh and smile, think of great ideas, run with super speed, climb with great grip and her cape even makes her invisible. We came...
Life Skills- Decorating Salt Dough Models
Great North Museum
Class 3 Dance Festival
Easter Cards
The children got very creative making their own Easter cards to take home. The children chose a range of craft resources and decided how they could make their own card.
KS2- Easter Prayer Space
Ready, Steady, Go…
The children had great fun having their own egg and spoon race. They showed great persistence and resilience negotiating space, speed and direction trying to get to the finish line without dropping the egg.
Life Skills- Making Easter Decorations
Positive Behaviour Workshops
Which verbs would I use to describe how the beast moves?
Year 3’s Geography Fieldwork Trip to Cullercoats
Forest School: Making a Teeter Totter
This week in Nursery, we have been looking at weight and balance, and using vocabulary of heavy and light. At Forest school we used planks and discuss who was heavier or lighter. The children worked on their problem solving skills to determine how to make a teeter...