This week our children have been participating in an athletics competition.  The advantage of this competition is that it has been held in school ensuring that the competition is fully inclusive.

There will be a range of opportunities for parents to see our children’s performing some exciting dance pieces. Please come. Year 1 & 2 parents: Monday 25th March at 2:30 pm Reception parents: Thursday 4th April

Seahorse Class have been learning all about Easter during RE Class this term, and as part of their learning, on Wednesday 20th March the class set off to visit St Mary’s Church. During their visit they heard more about

As we continue to work towards becoming a sustainable school, our year 5 children have continued to carry the eco-baton by visiting a recycling centre. Southwark’s education centre provides an informative

On Thursday 14th March we hosted the second urban debate mate round.  Children from a number of schools visited RPS to took part in a range of debating battles.  Our very eloquent team won 3 of these rounds.  The event was once again

Today is Red Nose Day and children and adults across the country are all doing their bit to raise money for this wonderful charity. Founded in 1985 by comedian Lenny Henry and filmmaker Richard Curtis, Comic Relief is a charity which fundraises for

Our Year Six class recently took part in an E-Safety workshop hosted by members of the Metropolitan Police. The Police Officers discussed the pitfalls of certain types of behavior when using any form of

Dear Parents & Carers, We have recently found nuts or nut containing products in lunch boxes. Due to children and adults in our school with nut allergies, we kindly request that you do not include nuts or nut related

From 11th – 15th March 2019, Rotherhithe Primary School took part in Science Week 2019. This year has a sustainability theme. With the growing concerns we have in regards to air polution and the vast increase in non degradable waste, it is vital

Parents and Carers, do you sit in your car with the engine running while you wait to collect your children after school? Under new proposals to cut pollution, such ‘idling’ could be banned outside