Online Parents Workshops
Published 01/04/22
There will be a host of online parent workshops during term 5, please see below for more details
All dates have been added to the Rowhill School calendar
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Read MoreAnti-Bullying Survey
Published 01/04/22Every child in the school completed a paper based survey on anti-bullying. For safeguarding reasons Cathy W and Sarah G analyze learners answers to ensure that any concerns raised are dealt with effectively. The learner's answers are then entered online for Salus to create our anti-bullying survey report.
We have recognised that the learner's perception of what bullying is, may not always be accurate. On-going sessions through PSHCE will continue to address this. Many of these learners when talking to or answering questions in the survey refer to previous experiences of bullying, which happened at their previous school prior to joining Rowhill School
Read MoreTrip to the London Eye
Published 31/03/22T5 Trip to the London Eye.
Read MoreUnderstanding your child online parenting courses
Published 30/03/22Free online courses starting during pregnancy and continuing up until a child’s 19th birthday
Read MoreInternational Roma day concert
Published 29/03/22International Roma day concert.
Read MoreRowhill School class closures
Published 25/03/22Rowhill School class closures
Read MoreRowhill School - Autism and sleep
Published 21/03/22Emotional Wellbeing team and learners from Rowhill School have created 2 animations on ASD children with sleeping disorders. The purpose of these animations is:
- Voice of the child – a key focus identified within the emotional wellbeing and resilience tool kit
- To support children and families who have ASD and sleeping difficulties
- To raise awareness of these issues and mental health within school and wider community
- To improve working relationships with professionals
Read MoreHoliday Activities and Food Programme
Published 15/03/22Families of children aged 4 to 16 years, who are eligible for benefits-related free school meals, can access these opportunities in the Easter, Summer and Christmas holidays for free.
Evouchers (part of Wonde) have partnered with Kent County Council to support them with their HAF provision for Easter.
The ordering process is similar to when you order FSM vouchers through the Evouchers platform.
How it works- Sign into Evouchers
- Create new order
- When selecting the voucher type, please select Haringey Holiday and Activity Voucher
- At the checkout, select ‘HAF funded by Kent County Council' from the Who is paying for this invoice dropdown
- Send vouchers as normal to parents
Once vouchers are received, parents are able to book their children on activities for the Easter holidays. Step-by-step instructions can be found in the following article.
If you have any questions, please contact the Evoucher support team directly or access the help resources available (see below):
Need help?
Join a webinar here
Email: support@evouchers.com
Help centre: https://help.evouchers.com/hc
Website: www.evouchers.com
Read MoreKsent creative concert event
Published 11/03/22Primary and secondary students again took part in the Ksent creative concert event in collaboration with The Big Reveal and the Revelation strings orchestra.
Read MoreEaster attendance competition
Published 23/02/22Easter attendance competition
Read MoreOnline Parent Workshop
Published 08/02/22online workshops offer information around key topics to help understand what is going on for your child and strategies to support them, based on the latest evidence and practice. If you would like to join, please raise your interest with your child’s school so that they can send you the link. If you have any questions please speak to your
child’s school.
Read MoreRowhill Halloween film
Published 14/12/21The primary and secondary departments again created a Halloween film this year, "Don't go into the woods!" with the majority of the school population taking part, either acting, directing, filming or creating costume and props. The filming took place in Forest School, during the final week of Term 1, and students viewed the final edit in school on Tuesday, November 2nd. Everyone involved had fun dressing up, and creating scary scenes and there was lots of team work, especially with the Vocation Hub performing arts students in their leadership roles.