A cup of calm
Published 28/04/26
A support group for those bereaved by suicide.
Part of TEAM Education Trust
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Read MoreHome to School Application Information
Published 15/04/26Deadline from RMBC for applications for Home to School/ College Transport
Read MoreCelebrate St George's Day
Published 15/04/26Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council hosts a celebration of St George's Day
Read MoreTUI Ticket Event
Published 16/03/26Special Offers for Local Schools & Families
Read MoreSupport with school avoidance
Published 16/03/26Please see the attached document for workshop information and details on how to join.
Read MoreKooth- Exam Webinars
Published 11/03/26How you can support your child to manage exam stress
Join Kooth for a free 45 minute webinar and you’ll hear from one of our community engagement team, alongside a clinician from Kooth.
They will offer expert tips on:- When to take action
- Share practical ideas to help children manage their anxiety
- Discuss how Kooth can provide extra support.
The content has been written predominantly for families with secondary and higher aged children sitting GCSEs, A- Levels or Nationals and Highers in Scotland.
Book 9th March, 6:00pm
Book 16th March, 7:00pm
Read MoreFear-Less by Triple P
Published 26/01/26Group Fear-Less Triple P
Help your child (aged 6-14 years) break free from anxiety.
Starting Wednesday 28th January 2026 9:30am – 11:30 am
Read MoreWith Me in Mind Newsletter
Published 16/12/25
Read MoreGet Out Get Moving - Fitness Sessions
Published 15/12/25
Read MoreParent and Carer Meetings
Published 15/12/25
Read MoreHealthy Holidays Winter Programme Brochure
Published 15/12/25
Read MoreNewman Primary Choir on Tour
Published 12/12/25Today was a truly special day for the Newman Primary Choir, as we took our music on tour to a local care home. 🎶💛
Our young singers have been working hard this term, and today they had the chance to share their voices beyond the school grounds. From the moment we arrived, the residents greeted us with warmth and excitement. As the choir began to sing, you could see faces light up across the room — smiles, tapping feet, and even a few happy tears.
What stood out most was the genuine connection formed between the children and the residents. Music has a special way of bridging generations, and today was a beautiful reminder of how powerful that connection can be. The performance was incredibly well received, and the children left feeling proud, energised, and inspired.
A huge well done to our choir for representing Newman Primary with such confidence, kindness, and joy. And thank you to the care home staff and residents for welcoming us so warmly! 🎤✨
