Prospectus v 11

Welcome to
Roxeth Primary School
Roxeth School is one of the oldest schools in Harrow and we are proud of that history. Roxeth Primary
School is located in the heart of Harrow on Roxeth Hill.
There are presently 470 children in school. We have morning and afternoon sessions at the Nursery
which is situated in Hillview Children’s Centre, our partner setting a short walk away. The main school is
organised into two classes per year group for Years 1 to Year 6. Roxeth School has a well resourced
library and an ICT suite. Each classroom and learning area is equipped with an interactive whiteboard.
There are separate playgrounds for Infant and Junior School children. We have good relationships with
John Lyon School and Harrow School and they offer us the use of their pitches for sport from time to
time.
Roxeth is a vibrant, harmonious, happy mix of many cultures and religions which are valued, respected and celebrated, this is one of
its many strengths. It is a safe place to be and the very good behaviour of the community reflects this. The community care for each
other and this is reflected in the way children play well together and look after each other. It has strong links to the families and local
schools in our community.
We are committed to developing a passion for learning in every child who attends the school. People who work at Roxeth Primary
School have a passion for learning and see themselves as learners too; together, we seek to discover the potential in every child and
adult and develop this into success and excellence. We constantly seek to revise and improve our work and to learn from what we do.
Roxeth is a welcoming school where everyone is valued highly and where tolerance, honesty, co-operation and mutual respect for
others are fostered. We are committed to the development of the whole person within a supportive, secure and creative
environment. A broad, balanced and appropriate curriculum provides equal opportunity for all pupils to maximise their potential
regardless of age, sex, race, colour, religion or disability. We endeavour to promote positive relationships with parents, governors and
members of the wider community.
The school is a Rights, Respecting School (UNICEF Level 1) and this permeates all areas of the pupils learning and development.
Prospective parents and pupils are very welcome to look round the school, the Headteacher holds regular sessions for new parents,
contact the office for an appointment.
Mrs. C. Tobin
Headteacher