The Quicksticks Hockey team were fortunate enough to represent Stevenage at the Level 3 Herts School Games on Thursday. This was a result of finishing as runners up in the Level 2 competition earlier this term.

They took part in six matches, each one lasting 15 minutes, and they took part against a host of schools from different districts. They performed admirably, winning one game and drawing another, before losing four games by narrow margins. Overall, we finished 10th out of 12 schools, which is still a terrific achievement given we were one of the smallest schools there!

They had a wonderful time and got a great insight into how challenging it is to play in a County finals. I hope this experience encourages the children to take up more chances to play Hockey in the future. Well done!

The Roebuck Athletics team took part in the annual Stevenage Athletics festival at Ridling on Thursday. The children from Years 4, 5 and 6 participated in a variety of track and field events during the day and in general performed very well in a highly competative events. All of the children showed great commitment to their individual events and worked well in the relays. Notable performances were from Megan, who managed to secure a final spot in the gruelling 600m, and Lois from Year 4 who managed to win a bronze medal in the long jump for Year 4. Well done to all of the team who were a pleasure to take and represented the school so well.

Due to recent improvements in data and an improved Ofsted report, our school is in the top 100 top performing and improving schools in the country. An editorial has been written about just some of the work that has been done at the school. To read th

A huge well done to our amazing netballers who have finished the season winning lots of silverware! Our school A team finished as Runners-Up in Tuesdays Stevenage Schools Netball tournament. The team topped their group, scoring 36 goals in five games

Football legend Teddy Sheringham opened Roebuck's new Key Stage 2 building on Monday.