Our Vision is:

‘Encouraging respect, inspiring resilience and building positive relationships as we grow and learn together‘ 

Welcome

We are a co-educational, one form entry, Kent Local Authority Primary School with up to 218 children, aged from 4 to 11 years. Currently we have 202 pupils on roll and we are continuing to grow.

This site is designed to tell you how our school works by providing information on the school, its aims, organisation, curriculum and activities.

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Latest News

Tiger Troop
19/01/2026 3:02 PM
Tiger Troop

This week, Y5 and Y6 enjoyed beginning their sessions with Tiger Troop, who we welcomed into school on Wednesday and Thursday afternoon. The children faced different challenges, including avoiding the acid river, focusing on the value 'Courage' this week and had lots of opportunity to develop their teamwork skills following the drills and expectations of a troop. 

We are all excited to see how the children do with their home challenges this week.

Christmas Festivities
19/12/2025 4:23 PM
Christmas Festivities
The staff and children have had a very busy couple of weeks with lots of different
Christmas festivities at school.

We hope you all have a lovely festive break.

Year 3 Stone Age Trip
2/12/2025 4:06 PM
Year 3 Stone Age Trip

Last week, Year 3 travelled to Kent Life for an exciting Stone Age experience.

The children took part in a range of hands-on workshops, including creating their own cave art using charcoal and grinding grain to make flour. One of the highlights was meeting Claw, a real Stone Age character who taught the children about how he survives.

The class also discovered how trading and early farming worked during the Stone Age. In the weapons workshop, the children even had the chance to try paper slingshots; much to their delight! It was a fantastic day full of learning lots of new information about the Stone Age.

Tiger Troop continued
23/01/2026 4:16 PM
Tiger Troop continued
Tiger Troop continues to be a highlight of the Year 5 and 6 week.
 
This week, Sergeant Williams and Sergeant Xanthe taught us the NATO alphabet, which we then had to remember and apply during outdoor drills while listening carefully to instructions.
 
We focused on the importance of attention to detail through a group activity that involved memorising the layout of equipment and rearranging it in both the same and mirror positions. To be successful, we needed to use clear and effective communication within our teams.
Sublime Science
23/01/2026 4:13 PM
Sublime Science
Last week, the whole school celebrated Science Week.
 
Alongside dedicated class projects — ranging from designing a waterproof raincoat for Paddington Bear to exploring the suitability of other planets for human life — pupils also enjoyed a visit from the Sublime Science team on Tuesday.

Every class took part in hands-on workshops: Key Stage 1 pupils got delightfully gooey while mixing and making slime, while Key Stage 2 pupils turned into confectioners as they created their own sherbet. 
 
The week was topped off with an impressive science show full of exciting experiments and demonstrations, with plenty of eager volunteers from the audience.
Tiger Troop
19/01/2026 3:02 PM
Tiger Troop

This week, Y5 and Y6 enjoyed beginning their sessions with Tiger Troop, who we welcomed into school on Wednesday and Thursday afternoon. The children faced different challenges, including avoiding the acid river, focusing on the value 'Courage' this week and had lots of opportunity to develop their teamwork skills following the drills and expectations of a troop. 

We are all excited to see how the children do with their home challenges this week.

Christmas Festivities
19/12/2025 4:23 PM
Christmas Festivities
The staff and children have had a very busy couple of weeks with lots of different
Christmas festivities at school.

We hope you all have a lovely festive break.

Year 3 Stone Age Trip
2/12/2025 4:06 PM
Year 3 Stone Age Trip

Last week, Year 3 travelled to Kent Life for an exciting Stone Age experience.

The children took part in a range of hands-on workshops, including creating their own cave art using charcoal and grinding grain to make flour. One of the highlights was meeting Claw, a real Stone Age character who taught the children about how he survives.

The class also discovered how trading and early farming worked during the Stone Age. In the weapons workshop, the children even had the chance to try paper slingshots; much to their delight! It was a fantastic day full of learning lots of new information about the Stone Age.

Tiger Troop continued
23/01/2026 4:16 PM
Tiger Troop continued
Tiger Troop continues to be a highlight of the Year 5 and 6 week.
 
This week, Sergeant Williams and Sergeant Xanthe taught us the NATO alphabet, which we then had to remember and apply during outdoor drills while listening carefully to instructions.
 
We focused on the importance of attention to detail through a group activity that involved memorising the layout of equipment and rearranging it in both the same and mirror positions. To be successful, we needed to use clear and effective communication within our teams.
Sublime Science
23/01/2026 4:13 PM
Sublime Science
Last week, the whole school celebrated Science Week.
 
Alongside dedicated class projects — ranging from designing a waterproof raincoat for Paddington Bear to exploring the suitability of other planets for human life — pupils also enjoyed a visit from the Sublime Science team on Tuesday.

Every class took part in hands-on workshops: Key Stage 1 pupils got delightfully gooey while mixing and making slime, while Key Stage 2 pupils turned into confectioners as they created their own sherbet. 
 
The week was topped off with an impressive science show full of exciting experiments and demonstrations, with plenty of eager volunteers from the audience.
Tiger Troop
19/01/2026 3:02 PM
Tiger Troop

This week, Y5 and Y6 enjoyed beginning their sessions with Tiger Troop, who we welcomed into school on Wednesday and Thursday afternoon. The children faced different challenges, including avoiding the acid river, focusing on the value 'Courage' this week and had lots of opportunity to develop their teamwork skills following the drills and expectations of a troop. 

We are all excited to see how the children do with their home challenges this week.