Close Menu
London ReviewsLondon Reviews
  • Home
  • What’s On News
  • Going Out
  • Reviews
  • Spotlight
  • AI News
  • Tech & Gadgets
  • Travel
  • Horoscopes
  • Web Stories
  • Forgotten eBooks

Subscribe to Updates

Get the latest creative news from FooBar about art, design and business.

What's Hot
The London Muslims with next level discipline who serve others food while fasting

The London Muslims with next level discipline who serve others food while fasting

February 26, 2026
Susan Smith Blackburn Prize Announces Joint Winners for 2026 Award

Susan Smith Blackburn Prize Announces Joint Winners for 2026 Award

February 26, 2026
Cloud Based Telephony Data in General Practice, January 2026

Cloud Based Telephony Data in General Practice, January 2026

February 26, 2026
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
  • Privacy
  • Terms
  • Advertise
  • Contact
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
London ReviewsLondon Reviews
Subscribe
  • Home
  • What’s On News
  • Going Out
  • Reviews
  • Spotlight
  • AI News
  • Tech & Gadgets
  • Travel
  • Horoscopes
  • Web Stories
  • Forgotten eBooks
London ReviewsLondon Reviews
Home » Crouch End’s Rokesly School is inspiring future architects
Travel

Crouch End’s Rokesly School is inspiring future architects

February 26, 20262 Mins Read
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email Telegram WhatsApp
Crouch End’s Rokesly School is inspiring future architects
Share
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

While pupils would usually visit RIBA’s headquarters in Marylebone, while the building is undergoing renovation, they had the exciting opportunity to explore Heatherwick Studio near King’s Cross.

The visit proved truly inspiring, with one pupil remarking that they had never previously considered becoming an architect but were now determined to pursue it in the future.

Year 5 were given a tour and a talk at Heatherwick Studio by RIBA (Image: Rokesley School)

In the weeks that followed, professional architects visited the school to work closely with the children.

Responding to a detailed design brief, pupils developed their ideas into thoughtful and imaginative proposals, supported by expert guidance at every stage.

The project culminated in a special exhibition for parents, where each group confidently presented their designs and articulated the thinking behind their work.

It was a proud moment for the pupils and a wonderful celebration of creativity, collaboration and aspiration.

Pupils were inspired by models at Heatherwick Studio like the Space Garden (Image: Rokesley School)

Experiences such as these reflect the Crouch End school’s commitment to providing a curriculum that is both rigorous and broad, offering rich opportunities that help to shape future aspirations.

As a smaller, two-form entry school, Rokesly benefits from a strong sense of community in which relationships between staff and children, and between staff and parents, can flourish.

The smaller school structure allows staff to know each child well, understanding their interests, strengths and individual talents.

This insight enables the curriculum to be carefully adapted to support and challenge every pupil as an individual.

The recent transition from a three-form to a two-form entry school has also created additional space, allowing for the development of a dedicated art room and an expanded programme of extracurricular activities including photography, yoga and knitting.

Professional architects visited the school to work closely with the children (Image: Rokesley School)

Partnerships with external providers continue to enrich pupils’ experiences, while a flexible in-house after school club provision supports families.

In addition, the nursery hosts the Little Imaginations holiday club, providing high quality childcare in a familiar and well-equipped environment.

Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email

Related Posts

Susan Smith Blackburn Prize Announces Joint Winners for 2026 Award

Susan Smith Blackburn Prize Announces Joint Winners for 2026 Award

February 26, 2026
Cloud Based Telephony Data in General Practice, January 2026

Cloud Based Telephony Data in General Practice, January 2026

February 26, 2026
Queer Theatre Unveils Vibrant Spring Season Celebrating Emerging LGBTQIA+ Voices

Queer Theatre Unveils Vibrant Spring Season Celebrating Emerging LGBTQIA+ Voices

February 26, 2026
Learn how to make noodles at Tonkotsu

Learn how to make noodles at Tonkotsu

February 26, 2026
The Big Brine pickle festival is coming to London

The Big Brine pickle festival is coming to London

February 26, 2026
Cloud Based Telephony Data in General Practice, January 2026

Primary Care Workforce Recruited through the Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS), 1 October 2024 – 31 January 2026 (Management Information)

February 26, 2026
Editors Picks
Susan Smith Blackburn Prize Announces Joint Winners for 2026 Award

Susan Smith Blackburn Prize Announces Joint Winners for 2026 Award

February 26, 2026
Cloud Based Telephony Data in General Practice, January 2026

Cloud Based Telephony Data in General Practice, January 2026

February 26, 2026
Bangkok’s Phed Mark is popping up in London

Bangkok’s Phed Mark is popping up in London

February 26, 2026
Queer Theatre Unveils Vibrant Spring Season Celebrating Emerging LGBTQIA+ Voices

Queer Theatre Unveils Vibrant Spring Season Celebrating Emerging LGBTQIA+ Voices

February 26, 2026
Latest News
Life is better with Lakeland…check out the current offers

Life is better with Lakeland…check out the current offers

By News Room
Learn how to make noodles at Tonkotsu

Learn how to make noodles at Tonkotsu

By News Room
The Big Brine pickle festival is coming to London

The Big Brine pickle festival is coming to London

By News Room
London Reviews
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram Pinterest Vimeo YouTube
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of use
  • Advertise
  • Contact
  • Disclosure
© 2026 London Reviews. All Rights Reserved.

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.