Keep up to date with all the latest news happening in school at the moment.

• Taking Harvest Produce to the Swadlincote Food Bank

  Tue 20 Oct 2026 K Riley

  A huge thank you to all of our families who donated food for our Harvest Festival.  We received an enormous amount of produce which we donated to the South Derbyshire food bank in Swadlincote.  This morning Mrs Riley took two year 6 school councillors to deliver all of the food donated by our school.  We were warmly received by the members of the food bank who told us how people can access the service.  Elliot and Dan then helped to fill a bag of food ready for it to be collected.  As a thank you, we were given a story book for the school "The food bank in the woods".   

  

• School Council Making Poppy Boxes

  Fri 09 Oct 2026 K Riley

  On Monday, Mrs Riley took the school councillors to Repton British Legion to help them prepare for Remembrance Day.  The children helped assemble poppy boxes and then filled them with poppies, ready to be distributed to venues all around South Derbyshire to be sold for Remembrance Day. The children did a fantastic job and as usual were brilliantly behaved.  

  

• Brailsford Ploughing Match

  Wed 07 Oct 2026 Mrs Baker

  The Eco-Council had a fantastic day on Wednesday, visiting Brailsford Ploughing Match. During the visit, we watched skilled farmers compete to create the straightest and neatest furrows in the fields. We also enjoyed seeing a hedgelaying competition, where competitors demonstrated precision and care while shaping hedges.

   

  One of the highlights of the day was being shown around by Farmer Tom, who generously shared his knowledge and experience with us. He taught us about farming, the countryside and the importance of looking after the environment.

  We also explored a range of competition tents, which showcased local produce, crafts, machinery and rural skills. The trip was both educational and enjoyable, giving us a greater appreciation of agriculture and life in the countryside. Everyone represented the school exceptionally well and returned with plenty of new knowledge and experiences to share.

  

• Y4 Visit to Tamworth Castle

  Fri 02 Oct 2026 K Riley

  On Friday our Falcons' class in Y4 visited Tamworth Castle as part of thier history topic, learning about the Anglo Saxons.  They had a tour of the castle and took part in two interactive workshops, one learning about, and taking on the role of, a Saxon Warrior and another archaeology workshop.  The children had a great day and were great RPS role models. 

  

• Victorian Workshop for Y2's

  Thu 01 Oct 2026 K Riley

  Our Y2 children in Owls' class had a great afternoon learning all about life in Victorian times as part of their history topic.  Miss Grimm the Victorian school teacher came to school and the children took part in a very strict Victorian lesson.  The children also learned about many other aspects of life and roles in Victorian times. 

  

• Y5 Harvest Experience at St Wystan's Church

  Thu 01 Oct 2026 K Riley

  On Thursday afternoon, the Otters' class visited St Wystan's church for a Harvest experience afternoon.  They took part in a variety of craft activties all about Harvest.  They had a lovely time and were fabulously behaved. 

  

• Otters Maya experience day

  Fri 18 Sep 2026 K Riley

  On Thursday, the Otters' class had a great experience to start their history topic about the Maya civilisation. They were visited by Dr Diane Davies who is the the only Maya archaeologist in the country.  The Otters had a great morning looking at different Maya artefacts and learning all about the Maya civilisation.  They all had a great experience and this will help them with the rest of their learning in this subject. 

  

• Football Match

  Mon 20 Jul 2026 Mr Tague

  Last Monday we took two football teams to Findern for a friendly. We took a girls' team and a boys' team. The girls won 1 nil and the boys won 2 nil against two very good Findern teams. Well done to both teams!

• Fun Festival

  Mon 20 Jul 2026 Mr Tague

  Last Thursday we took a group of children to take part in a fun activity session at Springfield Junior School. The afternoon was so much fun and the children loved the activities put on by South Derbyshire ASP. The children were perfectly behaved. Thanks Repton for the use of thie mini bus.

  

• EYFS Change For Life

  Mon 20 Jul 2026 Mr Tague

  On Friday, some of our Robins travelled to Heathfields Primary School to take part in the annual EYFS Change for Life Festival. This fun session involves children moving around different sports events organised by the Year 6s from that school. The children loved it - esecially travelling in the mini bus - thanks to Repton again for this! Well done to those Robins that took part