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HEADTEACHER'S WELCOME

School Tours

If you are applying for next year's Nursery or Reception intake, please feel free to contact us and we can arrange a tour.  I like to do the tours personally where I can; I look forward to meeting you!

You can either click on the link below and choose a date, generally a Thursday morning or Friday afternoon.  Alternatively, give us a call and we'll find a convenient time. 

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We are RESILIENT, POSITIVE and SUPPORTIVE! Click here to find out more! 

Welcome to Romiley Primary School.

I am very proud to be the Headteacher of Romiley Primary School.  Our entire school community demonstrates their exceptional resilience, positivity and exceptional support for one another on a daily basis.

My vision for all learners at Romiley Primary School is that they know they have a unique and valuable voice, that they understand that the culture of tomorrow is not yet defined and that they are able to influence, shape, challenge and lead culture rather than simply fit in to society.

In order to do this, we need high expectations of each other.  Our children need the very best academic outcomes they can achieve, but they also need to develop skills and attributes far beyond the academic.  We have three words that form the bedrock of everything we do at Romiley Primary school: Resilient, Positive, Supportive.  We want our children to develop these skills and attributes in a collaborative and supportive community. We learn best, when we learn together.

I hope you find everything you need on our website but if you have any questions or would like to arrange a visit to our wonderful school, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.  We trust that our website will be informative and helpful in further developing the existing co-operation between home and school so that, in partnership together, we can serve the best interests of the children in our care.

Parents can contact the school office on 0161 430 3101 or e-mail office@romiley.stockport.sch.uk.

Kind regards,

Mr A Bassett

School News Feed
  • Newsletter
    3 October 2025
    Newsletter Friday 3rd October
    Dear Parents and Carers, The 'Good Work' assemblies were certainly very busy today! We had loads of certificates and medals and some outstanding work on show. Highlights of my week include reading some Year 5 poetry, writing with Reception children and teaching phonics to Year 1. I also had a trip down memory lane with Year 6 which made us all laugh! We also received the 2025 - 26 Music Mark - a huge well done to Mrs Bartley for all her hard work. This weekend looks set to be wet and windy - we're well and truly in Autumn now! I hope you have a restful weekend. Take care and stay safe, Mr Bassett
  • Newsletter
    26 September 2025
    Newsletter 26th September
    Dear Parents and Carers, I've been off-site at various meetings this week, one of the more useful ones was to do with misinformation and disinformation online. The world of social media and the internet can be a terrifying place, full of unintentional misinformation or intentional disinformation. We try and help our children at school by teaching them to judge the reliability of sources and to help them identify when something doesn’t seem quite right, particularly important in the new landscape of generative AI. The Stockport Online Safety Hub, https://stockport.onlinesafetyhub.uk/ (also in the newsletter) is a brilliant resource for parents, helping us better understand this new world and talk to our children about it. One of the new articles is very interesting, around how our children are using generative AI. As always, I'd like to wish you all a fantastic weekend and I'll see you next week.
  • Newsletter
    19 September 2025
    Newsletter 19th September
    Good afternoon and happy Friday! Please find attached the weekly newsletter. Whatever you're doing this weekend, I hope you have a good one. Take care, Mr Bassett
  • Newsletter
    12 September 2025
    Newsletter 12th September
    Dear Parents and Carers, This is the first newsletter of the year! Every year, there are new things to get used to: new faces, new classrooms, new ways of doing things. It always amazes me how quickly the children get used to the new. They are so adaptable and flexible – but that doesn’t mean it’s easy! I started the year by giving our children an assembly about belonging. I want to reiterate that message to the whole school community – feeling safe, accepted, supported are central to everything we do. Feeling that they belong is so important. Every year, we welcome children and families from so many different backgrounds. I make it explicit to everyone that in our school, in our uniform, in our community, they are safe, accepted, supported and they belong. Regardless of religion, ethnicity, disability or belief, I would like to once again welcome all our children and families back to our community. Welcome back! Have a great weekend and I’ll see you next week. Mr Bassett
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