To start both our Literacy and History topic this term, we started with a fun introduction to it by building our own caves! The remit was that they could use what they wanted to make their caves but they had to be able to all get in it and be covered. It was great fun and they all completed the task set.

On Wednesday we had a visit from Ian at Kent Road Safety, who came in to remind us about how important it is to keep ourselves safe when crossing the roads. We talked about how we really need to be extra vigilant nowadays as many of the cars are electric and silent! We also found out that pelican crossings are all going to be changed to puffin crossings here in our region. Always find a safe place to cross, stop, look, listen and hold an adults hand when crossing. Even better

Today in our whole school assembly, we explored the special relationships that make our time in school so positive and meaningful. We talked about the friends who make us laugh, the teachers who support and guide us, and all the people who are there for us no matter what. Together, we created a huge collage filled with names and drawings of our special people, celebrating the connections that remind us that we are loved and valued every day.

During this first term, we have been back to reading with our reading buddies at Glendale. Some of the residents are very generous with their time on a Thursday afternoon and listen to our pupils read. The children enjoy reading and discussing their books and are always very well behaved. Thank you Glendale buddies.

This week we celebrated Black History Month. It was an opportunity to share, celebrate and understand the impact of black heritage and culture.  The day began with a live zoom between us and Nouvel Community School in Ghana during whole school worship where the two schools had the opportunity to speak to each ot her. We also enjoyed a brilliant storytelling session with Caleb and Chloe’s dad, William, who told us a folklore tale about Anansi the spider.  Kevin, who is in the

This week we held our Harvest Festival in Church. During the service we sang Harvest Samba together while all the children created the...

This afternoon we were delighted to welcome Matt from the Kent Fire and Rescue Service to St Eanswythe’s. Each phase took part in an...

Year 3 were invited to take part in the final piece of Rubiane Maia's 'Stones Across the Ocean' art installation, which will be showcased...