Today our children embraced the Be Bright, Be Seen message brilliantly and didn’t they look fantastic? From bold neons to reflective accessories, the classrooms and corridors were filled with colour, sparkles and high-vis flair. More importantly, the day reinforced such an essential message: staying safe and visible as the darker months ...

Our JRSOs did a fantastic job leading yesterday’s assembly on how to stay safe when travelling actively. They spoke confidently in front of the whole school about the importance of being bright and being seen, especially at this time of year. They also ran an interactive  Bright or Dark  game, where pupils decided whether different outfits ...

When icy conditions meant Year 4’s hockey lesson couldn’t take place outside, the class pivoted brilliantly and enjoyed a hockey skills circuit indoors instead. The children showed excellent sportsmanship throughout and worked hard on developing their ABCs of PE: agility, balance and coordination. It turned out to be an energetic and enjo ...

Today, further to the letter we sent you last week, we have used our assembly to acknowledge White Ribbon Day. We used White Ribbon materials to explore what it means to ‘speak up’ when things don’t feel right. We are teaching our students that they have the power to change culture by challenging harmful ‘banter’ a ...

Last week, Year 3 had a fantastic time diving deep into the Stone Age, taking part in a full day of hands-on learning across History, Art and Design Technology. They began by exploring historical sources to compare Stone Age homes with the houses we live in today. Building on this, the children used nets of 3D shapes to design and constru ...

Today we celebrated our second International Day, and the school was buzzing with excitement as each year group explored a different country from around the world. The day was designed to help us broaden our horizons and foster global understanding, reflecting our commitment to The King’s Group vision and our aim to develop an internation ...

Our Year 4 pupils had a fantastic day exploring history firsthand at Fishbourne Roman Palace. The trip brought our Roman learning to life as the children discovered what life was really like nearly 2,000 years ago. During the day, the children took part in a Roman workshop, where they had the chance to handle replica artefacts, role play i ...

We are incredibly proud of all our children who took part in Sunday’s Remembrance gatherings in and around Gosport. It was moving to see so many of our pupils on parade at the War Memorial, representing KA Rowner and honouring those who sacrificed so much. A special commendation goes to Luke and Florence, who were superb Rowner ambassador ...

We are delighted to announce the appointment of our new International Ambassadors. Each class has one pupil for this important role, following a written application process where children shared why they wanted to represent their class and how they could help strengthen our school’s international work. The International Dimension was launc ...

This week, our Year 6 pupils successfully completed their Bikeability course. This was a fantastic achievement. For some children, this was the exciting moment they learnt how to ride a bike for the very first time. Others developed their confidence and road skills, learning how to cycle safely and responsibly on the road. Through practica ...