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Welcome to Rowan School

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rowan School endeavours to create a safe, happy and supportive environment that promotes respect and understanding and encourages sensitivity to the needs of others to nurture all.

 

Our aim is to support children in building a secure foundation for learning and life.  We value and respect each child's individual qualities, capabilities and contributions and encourage and support them to make progress both across all aspects of their life.

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We pride ourselves of working cooperatively and in partnership with parents and carers and other professionals, furthering inclusion wherever appropriate.

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In supporting children, we hope to develop a positive attitude to lifelong learning and enable the children at Rowan to contribute meaningfully to society and live fulfilling, enjoyable lives.

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Latest News

World Mental Health Day 
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Food Bank collection
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Thank you to all of the children, parents/carers and staff who sent in donations for our food bank collection!
All of the donations will be taken to the S6 foodbank in the half term holiday. 
Here is a photo of everything that we collected: 
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Pride Celebration Day
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In June we had our own Pride Celebration Day at school. Children and staff were invited to wear bright or rainbow colours and we decorated the school. We had a great day celebrating our diverse community. 

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On 10th October, we celebrated World Mental Health Day. We invited children and staff to wear yellow as part of the #Helloyellow which is all about supporting children and young people who struggle with their mental health. On this day classes also did activities that focussed on good mental health and well - being. Here are some photos of the children and staff enjoying the day! 

National Literacy Trust

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We have recently been awarded over 400 books from the National Literacy Trust. Some of the children have really enjoyed having a sneak preview before they go into class reading areas and the school library!

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