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Rossett News Update - 10th July 2026
Sponsored Walk on Monday!
Due to today's warm weather, we made the decision to postpone our Sponsored Walk until Monday when the forecast is looking a lot cooler.
Our walk will begin at 9.15am, with all walkers expected to return by 1.00pm at the latest. To ensure a safe and enjoyable day for all we have reminded students of the following, and would really welcome your support:
- Apply suncream before arriving at school
- Bring suncream to reapply during the day, if required
- Bring plenty of water, preferably in a refillable water bottle
- Wear PE kit (Rossett Red) and comfortable footwear for walking
- Bring a hat or cap and sunglasses to help protect against the sun
- Bring some change for the summer fair
Year 6 Induction Days
We had a fantastic couple of days welcoming our soon-to-be new Year 7s for their induction days this week.
Our newest students have seen first-hand what life at secondary school is like, from getting stuck into lessons and enjoying performances from last week's production, to experiencing a whole-school evacuation drill!
We're really proud of our Class of 2031!
Sports Day 2026
With all the excitement of end of term activities and events, Team PE wanted to make sure that no-one forgets about Sports Day!
It's the biggest day on their calendar! Thursday, 16th July. We wonder who'll win the staff race?! Bring it on!
Languages Club Magazine
This year, the Languages Club magazine celebrates the universal language of music, a theme that has inspired our students to translate songs, compete in the national Pop Video competition hosted by the French Institute in London, and immerse themselves in the rhythms of festivals like El Día de los Muertos and La Chandeleur.
Our Languages Club students believe in learning through experience, and this magazine is a testament to that. Our events and activities bring traditions to life, fostering a love for language and culture. As you turn the pages, you’ll discover the stories behind their musical journey, explore the voices of different singers, and uncover the rich tapestry of traditions from around the world.
Summer Safeguarding
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Saturday 18th July to Monday 20th July |
Dave Royles |
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Tuesday 21st July to Saturday 25th July |
Tim Milburn |
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Sunday 26th July to Sunday 9th August |
Dave Royles |
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Monday 10th August to Sunday 23rd August |
Tim Milburn |
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Monday 24th August to Sunday 6th September |
Pete Saunders |
You can also contact the North Yorkshire Customer Resolution Centre on 01609 780780 at any point. If you have concerns about a child you can also seek advice at any time from the NSPCC helpline on 0808 800 5000. However, if you believe there is immediate risk of significant harm to a child, please contact North Yorkshire Police on 999.
Rossett R Travels...
If you're heading out and about this summer, take us with you! Pack the Rossett R logo and take it with you on your travels!Email your photos to office@rs.rklt.co.uk and we’ll feature them on our social media pages.
To Judge or Not To Judge...
This year's Year 7 Globe Theatre model competition was incredibly difficult to judge. We had entries in the form of 3D models, drawings, paintings, cake (Ye gads cake!), videos, Minecraft and much more. Shakespeare himself would have been hard pressed to choose the winners so it was always bound to be a bard decision but our librarian, Mr Asker, did his best...
1st Prize - Beth , Belle, and Thea A brilliant model of the Globe Theatre including realistic, thatched roof and wonderful rendering of the stage including actors in performance. A huge amount of work, effort and Elizabethan toil has gone into this year's winner. Well done girls on this fantastic achievement!"Verilly, tis the best Globe since my Globe. The underlings were agog." Willam Shakespeare
2nd Prize - Jacob and Bobby A stunning model of the Globe theatre. Small but perfectly formed with exquisite detail including grassy roof and accurate staging. What an effort by Jacob and Bobby. Well done boys on your wonderful model."For Sooth, My Will did love this Globe model." Anne Hathaway
3rd Prize - Milo A wonderful Globe theatre in Lego with moving parts and a Lego figure of William Shakespeare himself. A super piece of modelling Milo."I was greatly impressed by this model of my favourite theatre and wonderfully amused by the figure of a tiny William." Queen Elizabeth 1.
Special mention the first - Ella A delicious looking cake with realistic biscuit roof effect and piped icing showing beams and roof supports. Well done Ella."What a delicious cake, my good friend William shared a slice or two while I shared some of my ideas." Francis Bacon
Special mention the second - Joshua and Frankie A wonderfully made film with an Elizabethan era appropriate theme tune and Shakespearean facts by the dozen. Well done boys on some super editing."What 'tis this phantasmagorical magic lantern show revealing Williams' life in such vivid colours? A feast!" Christopher Marlowe
Well done to every student who took part!
Headteacher's Awards
Well done to all the students who received a Headteacher's Award this week.
These students have been nominated by members of staff for exemplifying Rossett School's 5Rs culture of learning:
- Year 7 - Evie S, Florance A
- Year 8 - Sophie T, Liam L, Archie B
- Year 9 - Isabella J, Nichita G
- Year 10 - Jacob B, Freya S
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