On Saturday 4th October, we would like to welcome prospective Year 7 students to Rochester Grammar School's Open Day. Please arrive between 9am-midday. Mrs Brinklow, Principal, will be giving her presentation at 9.15 and 10.15. No booking is required for the Open Day.
School tours are available at set times from Monday 6th October to Thursday 16th October and can be arranged by calling the school office on 033 336 02120 or emailing office@rochestergrammar.tsat.uk
Please note that the school is closed for staff training on Friday 17th October and so we are unable to offer any tours after Thursday 16th October.
We look forward to meeting you.
June 23, 2023 07:39am
Term 6 saw the return of the much anticipated TSArTs Week, a week where the schools and offices across our Trust come together to celebrate all things Art!
Throughout the week, our students explored a the daily themes of Moves, Sounds, Images, Words and Marks as outlined by the Sky Arts Council for Sky Arts Week.
The event also saw the return of the Trust's Got Talent Competition with each school entering a two-minute submission for the chance to be crown Trust's Got Talent winner of either the Primary, Secondary or Staff categories.
The school was abuzz with creative energy, as students and staff alike prepared their entries for the 2023 competition. What's more, our school entries we reviewed by our celebrity judge, Buck Fizz's Cheryl Baker, winner of the Eurovision Song Contest for the UK.
We are proud of the level of talent available throughout our school and were excited to showcase it through this event.
Take a moment to enjoy our Trust's Got Talen student entry below. If you'd like to see all of the Trust's entries, please visit our TSArTs page on the Trust website here.
In addition to our Trust's Got Talent competition, every school in our Trust united to build the TSArTs gallery, submitting once piece of artwork to display in our virtual exhibit.
Our chosen piece of artwork was a collaboration from our Year 7 students, called "We Are One".
The students took part in a community project to reflect and create a clay tile that showcases their houses most admirable qualities. To present the strong knit community of their houses and for one another, each student in the year group designed and constructed a hexagon tile that would fit not only within their house group, but also within their cohort community - symbolising the strength of a beehive and resembling the iconic structure when everyone works hard to comes together.
We've very proud of this design and are thrilled to display it alongside other brilliant works from across the Trust.
If you haven't yet, we invite you to take a tour of the virtual art gallery here.