Welcome to Rowlands Gill Primary School
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Miss Hannah Martin (Head Teacher)
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Contact
Miss H Martin
Dominies Close
Rowlands Gill
Tyne and Wear
NE39 2PP
t/f - 01207 549 359
info@rowlandsgillprimary.org
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Recently Added
June 21, 2009
Newsletter for the Summer Term 2009.
School Council Newsletter
June 8, 2009
Important dates for Nursery
June 5, 2009
Bus trip to Hookergate and Thomas More
The year 6 children learned all about using the buses for next year when they go to secondary school. Many urban myths were put to rest about the first day at secondary school by Mr Douglas the district bus manager.
The children were taken to Hookergate Secondary School in a double decker yellow scholar bus and from there they were taken to St Thomas More. Mr Douglas showed the children where to catch their different buses along the way and at what time they leave.
The day was very informative for the children and they got a little taste of what it will be like next year. Some were thinking more of their childhood though, by singing 'the wheels on the bus', rather than their future - much to Lewis' dismay.
June 3, 2009
Cricket Tournament Swalwell
Year six have competed in the Asda Cricket Tournament today. Everyone really enjoyed the day and weather was perfect for cricket play.
Our A team reached the semi-final, put they were pipped at the post by High Spen's team. They came fourth in the end which was excellent.
The day was really good fun and really well organised.
I really enjoyed the puppet shows. My group consisted of me(Tom Potts) as Merlin, Fraser Poad( son o
I did the one about strangers, 'stranger danger', with Fraser, Tom and Rosie. We thoroughly enjoyed
The puppet show was great. All the children loved it and are still singing the song Woody and Cookie
The puppet show was very good. Our group was called Cactus Juice and we had Alexa,Sarah,Cameron and
I was in the group with Francesca,Tom and Rosie. We did the one about stranger danger (Millie Marble
We think our puppet shows worked really well! All of them were great. Mrs Poad put a lot of effort i