At Romiley Primary School we aim to foster the development of the whole child preparing them to take a happy, full and active place in society
In October Year 6 pupils go on a residential week to Glaramara, which provides activities for all in the heart of the Lakes
Brian Cox presents Romiley Primary School with their certificate for commitment to high-quality Science provision
At Romiley Primary we work to ensure our pupils are happy, confident, resilient learners.
This is a good school. Key to its success is the outstanding care, guidance and support it provides for all pupils
Our school has been lucky enough to receive funding from the British Council for 6 members of staff to go to France on a French immersion training course.
Our children work hard and learn about the world in which they live, including places they may never visit!
Why not visit our classes pages and see some of the wide range of activities that our children enjoy getting involved in?
Children in Nursery and Reception (3-5 years) follow the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum - this enables a secure and firm foundation for future learning.
We were delighted to be able to present a cheque for £1177.80 to the Royal Manchester Choldren's Hospital. Well done everyone !
This was the powerful moment at the end of our school wide silence today. Thank you for allowing us to share it, we are all very proud of you. 🌺 🎺
Dear Parents,
I would like to welcome you to Romiley Primary School, I hope you find the website gives you a flavour of the wonderful school and community we have here at Romiley.
I am very proud to be the Headteacher of such a fantastic school, every day I see our children showing how they are true examples of our school values by being resilient, positive and supportive. The staff, parents and governors all play a key role in school, ensuring that by working together we provide a happy, safe environment where children can grow and thrive.
A quote from our latest OFSTED inspection (March 2020)
“Pupils told me that the best things about the school are the teachers, their friends and the wide range of different subjects that they study. Pupils show polite manners and respect for others. This contributes to their positive relationships with staff and the calm environment throughout the school.”
To read the full report, click here
Usually, I would be inviting you to come and view the school for yourself, but unfortunately, in these uncertain times we are currently not able to do so. Please keep checking the website for further information.
Kind regards
Mrs E Rathbone
