Rosedale College News

The Tech School Year 9 group recently visited the Monday.com offices in London for an engaging and hands-on learning experience. During the visit, students used the Monday Vibe platform to design and create their own original digital games. Working in small groups, students planned, designed, and built their games from concept to completion. The activity challenged them to think creatively while applying technical and design skills in a real-world professional setting.azq

Parenting teens can feel like a rollercoaster with many ups and downs. You may be dealing with behaviours that leaves you feeling drained, frustrated and overwhelmed. We understand how difficult it can be raising teenagers. Our 6-week can help you learn more about positive parenting and how you can apply it to your family. If you’re ready for a more in-depth look at parenting strategies for teenagers that really work, then this course is for you. Triple P (Positive Parenting Programme) is an approach to raising teenagers that aims to promote appropriate teenager development and the management of teenagers’ behaviour in a constructive way. 

It has been a calm start to the academic year for Rosedale’s sports teams, with plenty of exciting events still to come. 

Our Year 11 Duke of Edinburgh participants recently completed their expedition in the beautiful Chiltern Hills. The two-day journey involved plenty of walking and an overnight stay, testing their teamwork, resilience, and navigation skills. 

On Thursday 2nd October 2025, Rosedale College had the 

distinct privilege to welcome Councillor Steve Tuckwell (Former MP of Uxbridge, Cllr Ruislip) to share with our Citizenship Studies students of KS3 and KS4 (Year 9 and Year 11 respectively). During the visit, students had the unique opportunity to learn first-hand about the workings of government and the importance of civic engagement. 

On Monday 14th July, Rosedale College held its annual Celebration Evening, an event dedicated to recognising academic achievement, personal growth and exceptional contribution across all year groups. The evening opened with a welcome address, acknowledging the dedication and resilience shown by students in the face of ongoing challenges.

On Thursday 19th June 2025, our Year 8 students had an exciting day out to The Big Bang Fair held at the NEC Birmingham. The event, known for its vibrant celebration of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), provided an inspiring and fun experience for all who attended. Students eagerly explored a wide range of interactive exhibits, live demonstrations and hands-on workshops. From robotics to chemistry experiments, the fair sparked curiosity and enthusiasm among the young learners. Students were fully engaged throughout the day, asking questions, trying new activities, and showing great enthusiasm. Many described the visit as a highlight of the college year. The Big Bang Fair at NEC Birmingham continues to be a key event encouraging young people to consider careers in STEM fields, making learning fun and accessible outside the classroom. Overall, it was a day well spent and we look forward to next year.