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This morning we held an assembly for Y7 to celebrate all the students who have achieved a Pledge since January. 42 students have achieved an Active
Congratulations to all of the Year 7, Year 9 and Year 10 students who have received their Pastoral Award for Term 2. Well done and
Massive well done to our 70 Y7 students who achieved 100% attendance in Half Term 2. Huge congratulations to all our 105 Y7 students who achieved
This week our Year 7 footballers signed off the football season in style with a comprehensive 7-1 victory against Thrybergh Academy. The victory was largely down to a
This half term students at Rawmarsh Community School have received their Embracing the Curriculum award for effort across all their subjects in data collection 1. The award is
This week our Year 7 football team were victorious in their Rotherham Plate Quarter Final away against Wickersley School. An all round fantastic performance saw our boys run
Students in Y7/8 who topped the effort averages for Data Collection 1 were treated to an afternoon at Bench Buddy. Students enjoyed some rollerblading/roller skating
Congratulations to Emmanuel Agunbiabe, Y7, who has received 7 CFPs this week with no CFCs. They are the TOP CFP winner for the W/C 21
Our Y7 football team was triumphant this week after a 3-1 away victory against Thrybergh Academy on Thursday night. The game saw 8 lads representing
Our Y7 Football team tasted victory in their first game representing school this week. In a closely contested game, our boys overcome Swinton Academy to
At Rawmarsh, we celebrated European Day of Languages in the last week of September. We had a variety of activities to get everyone involved. Students
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