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Welcome to Red Rose
Primary School

Aim High
Be Proud!

A message from our Head Teacher

On behalf of the children, staff and governing body, I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to Red Rose Primary School, Chester-le-Street.

Our school motto is ‘Aim High, Be Proud’ and we have a long and established reputation of providing a rich and stimulating education for our pupils.  Our values of Respect – Excellence – Determination – Responsibility – Opportunity – Support for Others – Equality. Everything we do aims to encapsulate those aims and values.

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Learn about Red Rose

Values & Ethos

Find out more about our motto and our seven values. 

Key Information

Look through our key information in this section.

Ofsted Report

Ofsted is the Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and Skills.

Curriculum

At Red Rose Primary School, our broad curriculum can be viewed here.

School News

Edward Lear inspired work

Year Two has been bustling with creativity throughout January! We have been working hard in our writing lessons, using Edward Lear’s classic poem, The Owl and the Pussycat, as our inspiration. The children have really impressed us with their developing literary...
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After school clubs at our Chester-le-Street school

After School Clubs

One of our Red Rose values is Opportunity. During each half term a range of after school clubs are offered and many pupils take up these opportunities. Here is a flavour of our after school clubs during this half term. There are a range of clubs including: puzzles,...
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Year 5 & 6 Cultural Passport Sessions

Our year 5 and 6 pupils welcomed their adults in to work with them on their cultural passports. The cultural passport is our way of encouraging pupils to be involved in a range of cultural activities. The sessions today covered sewing and drawing a self portrait with...
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Tudor Houses by Rainbow Class

Today, the children in Rainbow class brought their history learning to life during an exciting Forest School session! By safely observing their cardboard Tudor houses burn, the children were able to see first-hand just how easily the fire spread during the Great Fire...
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The World of Materials

Our young scientists in KS1 have been continuing to explore the world of materials this week. Through fun hands-on activities, the children investigated why certain objects are made of specific materials! There was lots of great scientific vocabulary being used as...
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School Calendar