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Rosherville CofE Academy
Rosherville Church of England Academy is a close-knit school with supportive parents and a vibrant, welcoming community. Our vision and values are at the heart of everything we do. While faith plays a central role in our school life, we warmly welcome all, regardless of belief. We are committed to helping our pupils thrive by connecting with both their local and global communities, fostering the skills and knowledge they need to work collaboratively and independently in order to reach their full potential.
For more detailed information of our school vision and values, please click here.
Aletheia Academies Trust
Rosherville Church of England Academy joined as a member of Aletheia Academies Trust in 2018.
Aletheia is committed to sustaining high-quality schools, and supporting schools in need of specific improvement in some of the more challenging wards in Kent. Our focus is to provide school improvement services that draw on the wealth of practice from across our trust, broaden the expertise available to schools through flexible working arrangements and increase our capacity to quickly respond to the needs of individual schools. Pedagogical excellence is at the heart of all we do with a sustained focus on collaborative and mastery learning.
Latest News
Macmillan Coffee Afternoon
Morpurgo Class hosted a Macmillian Coffee afternoon on Friday 26th September.The children thoroughly enjoyed their roles today and were fantastic hosts.
Netting the First Points: Trust Games 2025 Kick Off!
Aletheia Trust Games 2025 - Round One: Netball The excitement has begun! The very first round of the Aletheia Trust Games kicked off this term with Netball, bringing together schools across the Trust for a day of...
Rosherville Celebrates Rosh Hashanah
The whole school celebrated Rosh Hashanah - a Jewish celebration of a new start and the creation of the world.
Morpurgo Class hosted a Macmillian Coffee afternoon on Friday 26th September.
The children thoroughly enjoyed their roles today and were fantastic hosts. Macmillan Cancer Support is very worthwhile charity, so thank you to everyone who came along and supported the class and the charity.
Year 5 students have been exploring the significance of pomegranates and apples in relation to the Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashanah.
These fruits, rich in symbolism, represent the wishes for a sweet and fruitful year ahead, with the pomegranate, in particular, symbolizing the hope for a year filled with good deeds. This hands-on learning experience not only deepens their understanding of cultural traditions but also serves as an insight to them about the importance of reflection, growth, and setting goals.
Be Part of our First Ever Cohort at our new Cable Wharf Site! ✨
We are thrilled to be opening the doors to our September 2026 cohort in our brand-new, state-of-the-art academy at Cable Wharf - and you are invited to join us on this journey!
Come to our Open Days to:
• Meet our teachers and leadership team
• See our Early Years provision in action
• Learn more about admissions and our move to a purpose-built home at Cable Wharf
Our Open Days:
• Wednesday 8 October at 1:30pm
• Thursday 6 November at 9:15am
Book your place now - call or email the office to secure your spot.
Do not miss your chance to be part of the very first cohort to begin their learning journey with us at Cable Wharf!
The whole school celebrated Rosh Hashanah - a Judith celebration of a new start and the creation of the world.
The children in Morpurgo class did a wide range of activities -
Collages a Star of David, made a box for their sweets, wrote how to forgive on the outline of our hands and did some quizzes and word searches. The most fun part was eating apples dipped in honey which symbolises the hope of a sweet new year.
