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07/10/24

OPEN MORNING We're looking forward to welcoming prospective families to view our school on Friday 11th October at 9:30am.To find out more and to book on to our tours, please contact the school office:Tel: 01279 793152 Email: admin.org.uk pic.twitter.com/GRmRQUKbTs

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30/09/24

OPEN MORNINGWe're looking forward to welcoming prospective families to view our school on Friday 4th October at 9:30am.To find out more and to book on to our tours, please contact the school office:Tel: 01279 793152Email: admin.org.uk pic.twitter.com/q1gwXeiEn3

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17/09/24

OPEN MORNINGWe're looking forward to welcoming prospective families to view our school on Friday 20th September at 9:30amTo find out more and to book on to our tours, please contact the school office:Tel: 01279 793152Email: admin.org.uk pic.twitter.com/3GeoZOHdFc

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20/05/24

Year 4 we’re transported back to the Victorian era as part of their History topic. pic.twitter.com/G6xFiw9wAo

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14/05/24

Owl class have been composing using virtual technology 🎼🎶🎵🎹 pic.twitter.com/5tXOGm5uT3

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14/05/24

Badger class have been using thermometers to predict temperature pic.twitter.com/xSdEJBV4xX

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14/05/24

In this weeks art lesson,the children in Squirrel class had to create a Mondrian inspired piece of art using coloured pasta 😀 pic.twitter.com/7sxjDSRH0k

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14/05/24

Pheasant class have been learning about time ⏰ pic.twitter.com/u942mCRIxh

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14/05/24

Rabbit class have had fun in their garden this week! What did Paddington Bear do at the weekend? pic.twitter.com/n4Cvda63al

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14/05/24

Cookery club made some fantastic cheese cakes this week 😋 pic.twitter.com/SqJcCzbztw

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14/05/24

Year 5 thoroughly enjoyed their immersive Tudor work shop ⭐️⭐️ pic.twitter.com/9uUiZNp7YY

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29/04/24

Some beautiful artwork to update the ‘Rabbit Gallery’ linking with our mini beast theme 🐛🦋 . pic.twitter.com/DVZRjbKJqt

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18/04/24

Squirrel class have been planting sunflowers 🌻 today. Which one will grow the tallest? pic.twitter.com/RLEI5UALjB

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18/04/24

Rabbit class welcomed Bramble and Apple (our school stick insects) to school today. They searched for bugs in the playground. pic.twitter.com/bWZANwGhgd

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18/04/24

Our new Reading shed is fully stocked and ready for the summer term! pic.twitter.com/PaOH00LIEo

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22/03/24

What a fantastic time Squirrel class had at Parndon woods! pic.twitter.com/DEhPBHxHRH

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22/03/24

This week in art, the children made a plate slider space picture. First, they had to use watercolours to paint their plate, they look awesome 🚀🎨 pic.twitter.com/FA8MVGgEK8

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22/03/24

Rabbit class enjoying the spring sunshine ☀️ pic.twitter.com/NlTT0VA29I

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22/03/24

Pheasant class have created their prototypes! We can’t wait to see the finished product! Let’s go fly a 🪁 pic.twitter.com/1oGaal6bEW

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22/03/24

Pheasant class have made their own rocks this week! pic.twitter.com/VkNDSO6vCm

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World Book Day

World Book Day

Posted: 4th March 2022

Books provided children with an escape from everyday life during a special week.

Pupils at Roydon Primary School devoted a week to books in celebration of World Book Day.

They went to school dressed as their favourite book character or wearing their pyjamas, read every afternoon and decorated their classroom doors in the style of their favourite books.

Children were also challenged to design a cover for their favourite book and take part in a week-long readathon.

Anna Myatt, head of school, said: “World Book Day is a fabulous opportunity to celebrate our love of books and reading.

“Reading for pleasure has long been shown to improve a child’s performance in school, but the benefits stretch far beyond academic success.

“We spread activities across the week because it is such an important part of improving wellbeing and can often provide a much-needed escape from everyday life. Even more important for the children in these challenging times.”

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