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This years theme for Anti-Bullying week is ‘Choose Respect’. ‘Andy and the Odd Socks’ band, have partnered up with the Anti-Bullying Alliance this year again for Odd Socks Day and Anti-Bullying Week. As proud patrons, they are excited to promote acceptance, understanding, and respect. This message represents everything their band stands for—celebrating diversity, acceptance, and including everyone.

Year 8 Football

On Wednesday 25th September students in Year 8 played their first match of the season where they played against Guru Nanek. They did extremely well and won their first game of the season 6 - 2. Our talented students could have easily scored a lot more however, it was their first time playing an 11 a-side match. Student A had scored a hattrick, and remains our top scorer since last year! Student B scored on his debut along with Student C who also scored on his debut as well as assisted with 2 goals. Student D was incredible in the middle of the pitch, winning duals and running box to box, he even managed to get a goal in himself! Student A was our ‘Man of the Match’ with his 3 goals and incredible enthusiasm to press well. Overall, all students had a very successful first game and we are looking forward to more victories this year. Well done Year 8!

The flu vaccine is being offered at our college again this Autumn/Winter. 

To give consent for your child to have the flu vaccine, please click here: 

https://nwl.schoolvaccination.uk/flu/2024/hillingdon 

Even if you do not wish for your child to have the vaccine, please complete the online form so that we can record your wishes.

Flu Vaccination Dates: 

Year 7 and 8  - Wednesday 6^th November

Year 9, 10 ,11 and Post 16/Sixth Form students  - Friday 6^th December

Join us at Rosedale College on Tuesday 17th September for an exciting Open Evening where you can explore our college, meet our team, learn about our curriculum and what we have to offer!

This in-person event is a great opportunity to get a feel for college life and ask any questions you may have. Whether you're a prospective student or just curious about what we have to offer, we'd love to have you. Come and see for yourself why Rosedale College is the place to be. 

Guided tours start from 6pm. 

Principal speeches will be held at 6:30pm and 7:30pm.

 We can't wait to meet you!

On Tuesday 25th June, 38 students from Rosedale College went on an unforgettable 4-day trip to Paris. On the first day, after arriving at the hotel, students were taken to a French restaurant to sample the local cuisine. The following day was a sightseeing day, visiting the 210 metre Montparnasse tower for the best views of Paris, Sacré Cœur Basilica and Montmartre, before walking down to Notre Dame and going to another fine dining experience in the heart of Paris. On Thursday the students went to Parc Astérix, which they had learnt about in French lessons at school. There were rides galore and the students had a great time practising their French skills in the restaurant and the gift shop. On the final day, before saying “Au revoir” to Paris, and getting the ferry home, there was a Bateaux-Mouches boat cruise down the river Seine, seeing all the sights from the boat, which allowed the students to take loads of photos and make even more memories.

Rosedale College hosted the annual Evening of Dance, which this year was dedicated to ‘A Night at the Movies’. Students danced the night away to iconic songs such as the theme tune from the Mission Impossible franchise, and Aretha Franklin’s RESPECT. They grooved to Gloria Gaynor’s I will survive and thrilled the audience with repertoire from Michael Jackson’s Thriller. The evening began with sampling delicious delights from Miss Montague and the wonderful Cafe Elite. BTEC Performing Arts students from both colleges have spent the entire Spring term learning the choreography created by their teachers, and this dance platform gave the students from across the Trust an opportunity to perform to a full house. The dancers nervously waited in the wings as the theatre filled up and the lights dimmed, however, their worries proved unfounded as they danced to perfection and the audience support was deafening. Parents were so proud of their children that even tears of joy were shed, Well done to all our BTEC Performing Arts students.