Everyone here at Rush Common School is saddened by the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Her tireless service to our country, over the last 70 years, makes her a source of inspiration to us all. We would like … Read More
You are invited to Abingdon Learning Trust’s on-line AGM on 13th January 2022. Please click here for the programme. If you would like to attend, please contact Debbie Brooks: dbrooks@abingdonlearningtrust.org AGM – public programme
On 1th November at 11 o’clock, we had a very poignant Remembrance service, in which the whole school was able to come together outside on the playground. There were many important contributions from pupils, including flag bearers in Year 1 … Read More
On 22nd October, the children came to school wearing a red item to ‘Show a Red Card to Racism’. We raised approximately £300, half of which will be sent to the racism charity and half will be used on school … Read More
Thanks to all who bought books from the Book Fair held between 12th and 15th October 2021. £833.93 was raised to spend on books for the school.
Thank you to all the families that sent children in with food for the Abingdon Foodbank. The response was spectacular, and I actually made the trip to the foodbank myself (with an almost entirely full car!). They were delighted with … Read More
As you may have noticed, the Rush Common trees and shrubs have some great new friends to grow along with: Rowan, Hawthorn, Hazel, Dogwood, Wild Cherry, Blackthorn, Crab Apple, Silver Birch, Grey Willow and Perennial Oak arrived, all 420, between … Read More
The children in Reception came in to school on Friday morning to see that some fluffy ducklings had hatched over night. They were all very happy and will be watching them play and grow over the next week. It was … Read More
The children came to school on Red Nose Day as secret superheroes. They did this in a variety of ways including wearing special socks, a mask or a superhero t-shirt under their school uniform. Altogether they raised over £400.
Our children have dressed up as a wide range of book characters for Work Book Day. Some came to school in character, while others sent in photographs from home.