Today our Years 3 and 4 classes joined their friends at Foxfield for a workshop and presentation with author and illustrator Paul Geraghty. They loved the Dinosaur Danger theme and learning about how they can make their experience count. Paul Geraghty is also the author of their core texts this half term.

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Posted on: 20/05/2019

Rockliffe Manor Choir - Singing Spectacular @ Blackheath Concert Halls

This evening the Rockliffe Manor choir took part in their very first public performance at the Singing Spectacular at Blackheath Concert Halls. Rockliffe Manor joined together with other primary and secondary schools from across the borough to perform a selection of songs and also their own solo performance. The choir were absolutely amazing and we are all very proud of them!

Posted on: 03/05/2019

STEM Fortnight

For the past two weeks Rockliffe Manor has been celebrating STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) fortnight and the children have had a wonderful time exploring and developing their knowledge and skills in these areas. Nursery and Year Five worked together to create a presentation on the importance of not wasting food and different composting systems.Year Two created a tyre garden which sits proudly outside their classroom and Reception and Year Three took part in a water filtering investigation. Year One and Year Four also joined forces to create some fantastic plastic stools out of recycled plastic bottles - do look out for them in our book corners! To mark the end of STEM week parents and carers were invited to our first ever STEM Fair where the children were able to showcase and talk about what they have learnt over the past two weeks. We would like to thank everyone who came for their support and we are already looking forward to the next one!