Roundwood Primary School

This is the Roundwood Primary Headteacher's website. Welcome Welcoming you to our website in my capacity as Headteacher of Roundwood Primary School, I hope you will find all the details you require to learn more about our fantastic school.
Roundwood Primary gives its students the knowledge and experiences they need to advance to the next level of their education as self-assured, contented people who have developed a lifelong passion for learning.
We take pride in the close ties that exist among all parts of our community and collaborate as teachers, parents, governors, and staff to provide Roundwood Primary students the greatest start in their academic careers.
The school's motto, "To Learn To Live Together," guides students in how to approach all aspects of their learning and development by valuing music, sport, the arts, and humanities in addition to the development of confidence and competence in math, English, and science. Students also learn to take pride in themselves as individuals and recognise the importance of their physical and emotional wellbeing.
We take pride in the fact that our most recent inspection report praised Roundwood Primary as "an outstanding school that provides its students with an excellent all-around education."
All of our students make us proud, and we sincerely hope that your child will enjoy attending our school.
Judith Webb.
Roundwood Elementary School Dress Code Please make sure your child's name is properly tagged on all uniform and personal things, such as coats.
Please keep in mind that clothing worn should be practical and allow for easy movement and participation in a variety of activities, both indoor and outdoor, messy play, and physical exercise, if you decide not to bring your kid to school in uniform.
A book bag is required for students in reception, KS1 and KS2 (available from the office, $8).
Note: The Headteacher may decide to extend this time frame if there are prolonged periods of bad weather.
If preferred, school ties and tailored shirts can be worn. Footwear.
Brightly coloured shoes should not be worn; trainers should be mostly black.
changing socks before physical activity, especially if tights are used.
Children who want to join a football club must have shin guards and football boots. other apparatus.
carrying a book bag for reading materials to and from school.
Stevenson's, 01727 853262, in St. Albans.
Please note, on formal occasions such as joint local schools' music concerts, the children will be required to wear shirts/blouses and school ties this usually applies only to the oldest pupils and a number of school ties are kept at school for use by pupils.