16 May 2025
Rossett Acre Show 2025
Our Rossett Acre Show is back. Take a look at the categories and see what you could enter. There is something for everyone. The theme this year is "Caring for our Earth".
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Rossett Acre is a large, successful two-form entry primary school on the south side of Harrogate.
Our vision is Excellence and happiness for all; treating everyone with respect and with kindness is extremely important to us.
We are a friendly, vibrant and welcoming school which embraces newcomers and we recognise the importance of our school within the community; we focus on purposeful learning which encourages our children to be independent, inquisitive and enterprising, preparing them for life now and in the future.
Mrs Corrine Penhale
Headteacher
19 May 2025
Richard Sheriff, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), of the Red Kite Learning Trust has made the decision to retire from his leadership position and look to pursue his many other interests both within and beyond education.
16 May 2025
Following on from their class discussions about VE Day, Ozzy S in Year 5 brought in his Great-great Grandfather's World War 1 medals.
19 May 2025
Richard Sheriff, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), of the Red Kite Learning Trust has made the decision to retire from his leadership position and look to pursue his many other interests both within and beyond education.
16 May 2025
Following on from their class discussions about VE Day, Ozzy S in Year 5 brought in his Great-great Grandfather's World War 1 medals.
Rossett Acre Funclub provides before and after school and holiday care for children between the ages of 4 to 11 years old. We offer fun, energetic, and interesting activities in a warm, friendly, secure environment in the school.
The aim of Rossett Acre PTA is to raise additional funds for the School, in order to enhance the experience our pupils get from their time at Rossett Acre. We hold a number of very popular events, where we encourage pupils and their parents to get involved, to have fun, and raise money at the same time.
We feel it is important to familiarise your child with the idea of moving on and meeting new children and adults. This should be communicated to your child as an exciting experience with many new and interesting activities. Many of the activities at school will be similar to home, nursery and playgroup, but there will be new and different ones too!