Year 2 Gardening Time!
Year 2 have continued their learning about Living things and their habitats by identifying the impact humans have had on habitats, particularly littering,
Year 2 have continued their learning about Living things and their habitats by identifying the impact humans have had on habitats, particularly littering,
This Summer, we have been extremely lucky to have had so much sun and just enough rain to allow our recent planting to bloom into a magnificent harvest this
Thames class prepared and cooked a potato, spinach and broad bean curry with flatbread. The spinach, onion and broad beans used were from our vegetable garden!
This week in steam club they made bird feeders to feed birds. They used cartons as their base and soon they will be adding bird- friendly food. We took some pictures of the
In Year 6 Thames Class, children were asked to bring 2 litre bottles, so that they could make their own creative plant pots! Each child had to make a sketch of what
RPS had a gardener visit us today from the Beekeeper’s Association to help some KS2 and Reception children plant an assortment of bee-friendly plants in our playground.
Richard, from the London Beekeepers Association, visited RPS and conducted fascinating workshops with Y2 and Y3/4 children. The children (and adults) learnt a
Rotherhithe Primary School was visited by Rachel Corpus, who is part of the Honeybee programme organised by School Food Matters. She told everyone about the
It’s STEAM Week this week where Rotherhithe Primary School is celebrating all things Science, Technology, Maths and Art and Design.
Its been another flourishing week in the garden this week as more of our sown crops are starting to bloom in the forthcoming Spring air. Our beautiful bounty includes
Our open day dates for 2024-25 are as follows. Places must be booked in advance by contacting the school office.
To book a date, please click on the link below and complete our online e-form. If there is any issue with your choice of date, a member of staff will contact you.