Welcome to Rokeby Primary School
Thank you for showing an interest in our school; we hope you find our site useful and informative.
We are extremely proud of our school and believe that our pupils deserve an excellent education and a high quality, holistic primary school experience. We believe in providing the best education for our pupils and strive to make sure that they enjoy their time with us. We aim to provide a caring, trusting and safe learning environment and want to inspire each and everyone one of our pupils to aim high and achieve well.
Our dedicated staff work with the extended school community to ensure all our children are given the very best opportunities and we encourage them to ‘aim to be the best you can be’. To help achieve this the school works in partnership with parents, carers and the extended community to enhance the quality of education provided by the school.
Just a reminder that the school closes for the Summer holidays today. We'll see you all in September. Have a lovely Summer from all the staff at Rokeby 🏖️🕶️🌞 ... See MoreSee Less
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🌟Today is our amazing Y6's final day at Rokeby Park 🌟
We will truly miss their amazing personalities and are incredibly proud of all of their achievements. They have blown us away with their amazing SATs results this week and how they have matured over the past 10 months in readiness for secondary school.
We know they will continue to shine brightly as they all have incredibly bright futures ahead of them! ... See MoreSee Less
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Well, it's safe to say that our Friends of Rokeby Park Primary School Bonkers Bingo was a huge hit! We raised an incredible £242.15 towards the new school bike shelter. Thank you to everyone who attended to make it such a success. Your continued support is invaluable🥳🌞🏖️🏝️🎉 ... See MoreSee Less
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Year 4 have really enjoyed their topic on Ancient Egypt this half term and have been exploring the techniques used in Ancient Egyptian art, including frontalism, specific colour palettes, size of figures based on importance, working with papyrus and writing in hieroglyphics. They have worked really hard on their sketch books and final pieces! ... See MoreSee Less
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