We are delighted to share the winning designs for the Rossall School Christmas Cards 2025. This year, students from across all age groups have showcased remarkable creativity, producing a wonderful variety of festive artwork. From detailed fine art paintings to imaginative digital designs created in Photoshop, every form of art has been explored to bring our 2025 collection to life.

Sunday marked the end of this year’s Movember campaign, and while our teachers and Sixth Formers may finally be saying goodbye to their proudly cultivated moustaches, the impact of their efforts will last far beyond November.

Rossall School welcomed Sophie McClean, a PhD student from King’s College London, for an engaging talk that explored the creative side of mathematics. Through puzzles and activities, she showed how shapes, patterns and colour can reveal the beauty of mathematical ideas.

Students in the IBDP Theory of Knowledge course have been exploring a wide range of issues related to the production and acquisition of knowledge. Their recent presentations in the Sumner Library highlighted both the depth of their understanding and the enthusiasm they bring to complex ideas.

Rossall School was alive with excitement on Saturday as pupils from every year group took to the stage for one of the most eagerly awaited events of the school calendar, Rossall’s Got Talent. The evening once again celebrated the exceptional talent, creativity and confidence of Rossall’s pupils, filling the campus with a sense of pride and community spirit.

The fourth annual Christmas Market was a vibrant, sunshine-filled celebration with ninety-six stalls offering gifts, crafts and festive treats. Families enjoyed live music, craft demonstrations, therapy animals and a magical visit from Father Christmas, who met more than one hundred and twenty children. Thanks to the Rossall Rose Society and all volunteers, it was the most memorable market yet.

Last week, on Friday 14 November 2025, the Music Department presented their first Senior School concert of the year. It would be safe to say that everyone in the audience was amazed by the standard and variety of music produced by our students, who showcased all families of instruments triumphantly. The Swing Band, Guitar Ensemble, Year 7 Choir, Chamber Choir, String Ensemble, Chapel Choir and Brass Ensemble, as well as soloists, duets and trios, should all be proud of how well they performed and represented the school.

For naturally outgoing pupils, boarding feels like an immediate fit: friends close by, activities every day, and countless opportunities to get involved. But boarding is equally valuable for those who find social situations more challenging. With time, space, and thoughtful support, many discover new confidence, form deep friendships, and pursue interests at their own pace….

I recently spoke to pupils in assembly about performing under pressure. It is a theme that resonates strongly with young people, and I want to share with families some of the ideas we explored. These lessons shape how we work, study, lead and live.

Last night was Rossall's 18th annual Poetry Please, where we had an impressive 45 performances. It was a celebration of creativity, expression, and student talent, with 13 of the poems being student-penned and on themes ranging from humour to drama to reflective, heartfelt poetry. We are incredibly proud of everyone who participated and immensely grateful for the enthusiasm shown by both the students performing and the supporting audience.

On Friday 7th November, 42 members of Rossall School’s Combined Cadet Force gathered to celebrate the Contingent and proudly revive the Annual Regimental Dinner tradition. Sixth Form cadets, CFAVs, and serving personnel enjoyed an evening of camaraderie, reflection, and pride. The event featured a formal dinner, speeches, and toasts honouring the achievements and values of the CCF, while strengthening ties between past and present members. Guests praised the professionalism of the cadets, the engaging atmosphere, and the opportunity to uphold long-standing regimental traditions. A special thank you goes to the Catering and Housekeeping teams for making the evening such a success.

Mr David Clark, Director of Professional Development and Head of History & Politics at Rossall School, shares his personal story as part of Movember. Staff and students are growing moustaches to raise awareness for men’s health, encouraging open conversations about wellbeing and self-care. Drawing on his own experience of overcoming testicular cancer, Mr Clark highlights the importance of early detection, staying active, and checking in with friends. His message promotes awareness, courage, and compassion, reminding everyone to take health seriously and support one another.

At Rossall School, we take immense pride in celebrating the achievements of our students, whose talent, dedication, and determination continue to inspire both peers and staff alike. This term, several Rossallians have made outstanding strides in sport and the arts, demonstrating excellence across a range of disciplines.

It’s been a standout term for Rossall football, with exceptional performances and victories across all age groups. From dominant cup wins to exciting firsts, our players’ skill, teamwork, and dedication have made this an unforgettable season.

A successful autumn term for Rossall hockey saw impressive performances across all age groups, from debut victories to hard-fought cup wins. The teams’ skill, determination, and teamwork have made this season one to celebrate.

Head of Geography, Mr Matthew Hall, recently took on a remarkable challenge at the World Gravel Bike Championships in the Netherlands. Covering 130 kilometres of demanding terrain, he tested his endurance against top riders from around the world. His account offers an inspiring insight into the determination, resilience, and passion that fuelled his Dutch adventure.

This Wednesday marked an inspiring start to the year for the Rossall Combined Cadet Force (CCF), as cadets took to the school grounds for their much-anticipated first field day. The atmosphere was alive with energy, determination, and teamwork as students tested their skills across a series of demanding military-style activities…

As a mathematician, the word identity causes me conflict. In mathematics we use the term identity in two similar but slightly different ways: one, to refer to a transformation that leaves an object unchanged; and two, when referring to an equation that is true for all possible values of its variables. For example, when we write

Afro-Caribbean Society Shares a Powerful Message.