At Rossall School, community and curiosity go hand in hand. Recently, a dedicated group of students organised a Lunar New Year celebration that brought the entire school together. The event was incredibly well attended and offered a wonderful opportunity for everyone to learn and celebrate together.

At Rossall, we believe that wellbeing sits at the heart of a truly exceptional education. This week, our Pre Prep and Prep pupils embraced that philosophy during a joyful and meaningful Wellbeing Wednesday Carousel.

Recently, our Head of Keyboard and Director of the International Piano Academy, Mr Lim, gave a stunning recital at AKS Lytham for the North Fylde Music Circle. A large group of staff and Piano Academy students attended to support him, turning the evening into both a celebration and a powerful learning experience.

At Rossall, our Piano Academy students are given opportunities that truly set them apart. This term, we were privileged to welcome the world renowned pianist Noriko Ogawa from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama for an unforgettable visit.

Without doubt, the digital landscape is a shifting one, far removed from the one we navigated as children.

At Rossall School, we believe in nurturing creativity and equipping our students with the skills they need to thrive in the modern world. One subject that perfectly embodies this philosophy is A Level Graphics, a dynamic and inspiring course that combines artistic flair with practical design skills.

We are delighted that Rossall Piano Academy students Sam W, Olivia T, Yuchu W, and Richard C have been selected to progress to the Regional Final round of the European Piano Teachers Association (EPTA) National Piano Competition.

Lunchtime Magic: Year 7 Music Scholar Shines

Rossall CCF is set to return to Bisley, the home of competitive shooting in the UK, for the first time in a decade.

On Wednesday, the Eco Society met after school and began planting spider plants and garlic that had been generously donated by kind members of staff. We spent the afternoon preparing the soil, organising the pots and carefully planting each one.

The transition from the broad explorations of Key Stage 3 to the focused specialisation of GCSEs is a defining milestone in a child’s schooling. 

We were delighted to welcome the Head of French from Lancaster University for an insightful and inspiring lecture delivered to our Year 10 and 11 students.

This week, our Year 9 students took part in an inspiring career webinar focused on the incredible professional doors that open when you study a language. The event featured a special guest session organized by GCHQ (Government Communications Headquarters), providing a rare glimpse into how linguistic skills are vital to national security and global intelligence.

As part of Rossall’s unique Medstream Program, some of our Year 10 and 11 GCSE students recently enjoyed an visit to the West Manchester Medical Careers Day, a fantastic opportunity designed to spark interest in medical and healthcare careers.

Rossall School is delighted to announce the appointment of Victoria Lumby as Director of Admissions and Global Partnerships, effective Monday 23 February 2026.

As parents, we are often told that reading is ‘the air we breathe’ in education, the fundamental element that unlocks every other subject. Yet, for many of us, the reality feels less like breathing and more like a battle. We worry when our children choose a screen over a paperback, or when they seem to be quietly ‘opting out’ of reading altogether.

On Saturday, 24 January, Rossall sent two full delegations to the Stonyhurst Annual Model United Nations. It was a full day of committee debates and included a superb speech from a youth activist, as well as a fascinating fictional crisis event involving the collapse of Russia.

Rossall pupils and community members visited Brian House Children’s Hospice, presenting funds raised from Christmas activities, choir performances, and individual efforts. Together, they contributed around £10,000 to support the hospice’s vital work with families in need.

Rossall School enjoyed a highly successful weekend of volleyball, with the U12, U13, U14, and U15 A teams all recording victories against Westholme. Winning all four fixtures, the teams demonstrated skill, teamwork, and determination across every age group.

Rossall School is proud to be featured in a recent article by My Top Schools UK titled Top UK Independent Schools for Sport: How to Choose the Right School for Your Child. The article highlights schools that are leading the way in combining academic excellence with outstanding sporting provision.