Monday 22nd April
Roedean Stories
Friday 19th April
Head’s Review – 2024 Issue 11
Friday 1st December
Beyond the Boundary: Roedean’s Cricket Excellence Spotlighted in 2024 Guide
Friday 3rd November
Roedean Student Wins TES National Poetry Competition
Tuesday 10th October
U16 Netballers Through to the Regional Round of the National Schools’ Tournament
Tuesday 26th September
Independent Schools of the Year Finalist
Monday 25th March
Message from the Chair of Council of Roedean School
Friday 22nd March
Head’s Review – 2024 Issue 10
Friday 15th March
Head’s Review – 2024 Issue 9
Monday 11th March
Head’s Review – 2024 Issue 8
Friday 1st March
Head’s Review – 2024 Issue 7
Friday 23rd February
Head’s Review – 2024 Issue 6
Friday 2nd February
Head’s Review – 2024 Issue 4
Putting Girls First
It’s not just our breathtakingly beautiful location that makes Roedean such a special place. It’s the way we always put our girls first. Within our inclusive and nurturing community, your daughter will feel grounded, valued and ready to take on the world!
Roedean People
Giving
Kaitlin, Head of SchoolI love how Roedean has so many unique and meaningful experiences to offer to students.
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Kaitlin’s Story
Empathetic
Georgina Walker , School ChaplainI see my role in the school as being a presence denoting peace and calm
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Georgina Walker ‘s Story
Engaging
Guy Carter, Head of GeographyI believe that Geography is an essential choice of subject for 2024; it’s so relevant, and extremely fun to teach!
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Guy Carter’s Story
Outdoors
Holly, Former Farm Manager and pupilGetting the girls involved in the Farm is truly special. Seeing the girls grow in confidence and knowledge on the Farm is very rewarding.
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Holly’s Story
Confident
Ella , Year 12My favourite part of Roedean is definitely the support I get as a Performing Arts student. My confidence has rocketed in my two years here!
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Ella ‘s Story
Immersed
Galina, Head of SchoolI have loved immersing myself in all Performing Arts opportunities at Roedean, including being the Musical Director of Six the musical
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Galina’s Story
Academic
Dynamic teaching nurtures academic curiosity, independence, and self-confidence; with Roedean girls encouraged to develop originality and creativity, both in character and thinking.
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Beyond the Classroom
The breadth of our co-curricular activities continues to be one of Roedean’s great strengths – providing wide-ranging opportunities for the girls to develop and thrive, try as many new things as possible, and enjoy their all-round school experience.
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Sixth Form
Intellectually curious, prepared, socially aware, creative, passionate, resilient, and confident… that’s a Roedean Sixth Former.
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Sport
Regardless of whether your daughter’s aspirations are to represent her nation at the Olympics or to participate in sports recreationally, her experience of physical activity at Roedean will be an enjoyable, rewarding and memorable one.
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Dance
Within two large, bright studios, and with experienced teachers, dance at Roedean offers girls a chance to develop their dance skills at a variety of levels – this could be simply for enjoyment or for a career in dance or the Performing Arts.
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Drama
Theatre is a strong feature of School life and all girls are expected to become involved, whether as performers, production support, or audience members.
Read about DramaWhere the adventure continues…
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Roedean: 125th Anniversary at Roedean Way
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This is a school where girls make a noise and get their hands dirty; a school determined to help girls realise their value and erase the limitations to which they often subject themselves.
— Good Schools Guide —
Boarding Life
Many girls are full boarders, and there are over 330 girls on campus at the weekends, enjoying lots of activities on Friday evenings, Saturdays, and Sundays.
School Life
Our aim at Roedean is to nurture the girls’ talents, to spark their curiosity, to develop their skills, and to let their imagination run riot. Our school day incorporates six lessons and two activity slots where girls can make the most of our co-curricular activities on offer.
