Bishop's Badge
Published 01/07/25
Rowsley pupil Autumn was awarded the Bishop's Badge by Bishop Malcolm at Derby Cathedral last month, to recognise her fundraising efforts for schoolchildren in India.
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Read MoreWell Dressing
Published 30/06/25Each year Rowsley CE Primary School creates a well-dressing, which is such an important local tradition to keep going.
Read MoreManchester Residential
Published 18/06/25Year 5 and 6 had a whale of a time on their residential visit to Manchester.
Read MoreSkipathon for Derbyshire Carers
Published 12/06/25Last month the whole school held a skipathon to raise money for Derbyshire Carers Association (DCA).
Read MoreVE Day 80th Anniversary Celebrations
Published 14/05/25The whole school celebrated the 80th anniversary of VE Day on 8th May.
Read MoreChatsworth Farmyard Visit
Published 14/05/25The infant class had a wonderful, sunny visit to Chatsworth Farmyard!
Read MoreFree Breakfast Club is here!
Published 07/05/25We are delighted to be one of 700 schools nationally selected as pilot schools for the government's free breakfast club scheme.
Read MoreSUDS Planters
Published 13/03/25Here at Rowsley we are very lucky to have been awarded a substantial grant for the installation of SUDS (Sustainable Drainage Systems) planters.
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Read MoreChinese Lunar New Year Celebrations
Published 06/02/25Year 5 and 6 celebrated the Chinese Year of the Snake with a day dedicated to all things Lunar New Year!
Read MoreMiss Lindley Returns to Kolkata, India
Published 28/01/25After an initial visit in January 2024, Miss Lindley has just returned to Rowsley from 10 days teaching in Kolkata, India.
Read MoreHappy Christmas to you all
Published 19/12/24We would like to wish all of our children, their families and the wider school community a wonderful Christmas and a very Happy New Year.
Read MoreFundraising for Bhowanipore School Kolkata
Published 18/12/24In the New Year, Miss Lindley will return to Bhowanipore Cemetery School in Kolkata, India, to spend time working with the teachers delivering a basic education to local children. This will be Miss Lindley’s second visit, having spent 10 days at the school last year, where she was incredibly moved by what she saw, compared to the education and comforts that our children enjoy here in the UK.