The class of 2021 have made us so proud. These children, who have had to be resilient during school closures and lockdowns have finished the academic year strong and successful ready for the next stage in their learning. We are
The Class of 2021!
Mr George Vale comes back to visit his old school Roxwell!
We were honored on Monday 5th July to welcome Mr. George Vale back to Roxwell CofE Primary School. Mr. Vale was celebrating his 90th birthday and as part of achieving this huge milestone Mr. Vale wanted to come back and
Dancing for well being
Can dancing make us feel good? Dancing and all forms of exercise have been proven to improve mood and give everyone the ‘feel good factor.’ Dancing is also a complex form of exercise, ensuring that you need to remember a
World War II Day at Roxwell
Last week our Year 5 and 6 children re-enacted the celebrations around VE Day. The children really enjoyed dressing up in WW2 clothes. The day included designing and making a medal for a returning soldier, writing letters to parents from
Roxwell & the Hungry Caterpillar
This week the children have been reading ‘The Hungry Caterpillar’ book and they have really enjoyed learning about all the different foods the caterpillar ate. With such a balanced diet, no wonder he turned into a beautiful butterfly! Learning about
Keeping active at Roxwell!
To support our commitment to keeping children healthy, the LIFE Education Trust has set up a new initiative within their rural primary schools to include weekly sporting competitions. We’re delighted that Roxwell Primary school are the first to try out
Roxwell celebrates Earth Day!
The theme for this year’s Earth Day was “Restore Our Earth” which focuses on natural processes and emerging green technologies that can restore the world’s ecosystems. With that in mind Roxwell celebrated Earth Day by taking care of their little areas
Flowers for HRH Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh
At Roxwell the Head Boy and Head Girl have placed a bouquet of daffodils that they have grown themselves, on to the railing of the church, to remember and show respect for Prince Phillip’s passing, RIP. We have spoken about
St Patrick’s Day at Roxwell!
The children were delighted to watch a mini St Patricks Day parade with our school horse Paddy, and his friend Ben, to help celebrate this momentous day. Paddy and Ben, who are both Irish horses, paraded around the paddock showing
Pupil Awards at Roxwell!
We love to celebrate the fantastic achievements of our children at Roxwell, which is why we have an exciting awards program. The awards are given to children who are working hard in particular areas of the curriculum. Mrs O’Regan visits