Today was the first of our amazing ‘War Horse’ based trips. Half of Yr.6 went to the Alkham Valley Community Project where they were able to participate in workshops which brought the book to life. Everyone was able to ride a horse, ride in a carriage and give commands to the horse, look at collars, … Continue reading
Reverend Cameron Langlands led our worship this morning. We considered whether we were someone who complains or someone who builds people up.
Ducklings have been learning a new French song and are proud to perform it.
Ducklings looked super smart in their Christmas outfits in support of our schools Christmas Fair.
After finishing studying the book version of War Horse, Yr.6 watched the film this morning. They then held a debate discussing which version was better. They were very passionate and had very good reasons for their opinions.
In KS2’s worship this morning we looked at our value of the term- compassion. First we reminded ourselves of the Bible story that goes with this value which is ‘The Good Samaritan’. The children then worked in groups to modernise this story without changing its meaning. There were some very creative stories with a strong … Continue reading
As part of their work on forces Yr.6 investigated what factors affect how quickly a parachute would fall. Some groups chose to change the shape of the parachute, some the material it was made from and some the surface area. Once they had finished their investigation each group selected their best parachute to compete against … Continue reading
This morning Years 2, 3 and 4 all went to watch a pantomime called A Knight’s Tale. This amazing show was written and performed by a group of Harvey Grammar School pupils. The cast was made up of boys from different year groups who attend an extra curricula drama club after school. The acting, dancing … Continue reading
Yr.6 investigated how the rate of dissolving was affected by the temperature of the water. They timed how long it took sugar to dissolve in three different temperatures of water.
This evening children from KS2 opened the celebrations for the town centre Christmas light switch on. They sang Silent Night in English and German and a medley of songs from our nativity play. The children were amazing and sang beautifully. A huge thank you to all the people who came to support us.
Tiki has had a busy first term back. She has spent time with individual children,…
Owls filled up their fluffy jar so to celebrate, we had a party! We had…
Following our walk round Folkestone to look at the plinths, we made our own. We…
This year we were unable to celebrate harvest festival in church as we usually would. …
