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Sports Days
Mon 15 Jun 2026We celebrated our first week of Sports Days across Years 5, 1 and 4. Even the rain didnt stop the children from enjoying themselves.
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Year 2 Criterion
Mon 15 Jun 2026Year 2 Visited the Criterion in Blue Town
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African Drumming Workshop
Mon 15 Jun 2026On Monday we had some very exciting visitors at Rose Street Nursery. Mango tree Kids are a company that offers African Drumming Workshops. This wonderful programme allows children of all abilities especially children with special needs to express themselves creatively through drumming, building their confidence and emotional well-being. Children are taught the real art of African drumming through the use of a Call and Response technique. We believe fun and laughter must be a core element of every session. All of the Nursery children did amazing listening and followed all of the instructions given to them. Well done Duckling class �
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Year 1 Life Skills
Mon 08 Jun 2026As part of our Life Skills curriculum, Year 1 learnt about table
manners, how to use our knife and fork and how to make our
beds. We had lots of fun learning these new skills and are looking
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EYFS Creepy Claws
Mon 18 May 2026Today we had some very exciting visitors.
We had a visit from Creepy Claws.
Michael very kindly bought in a centipede, Land Snail, Harry the
Snake, Marilyn the Tarantula, Iris the Hedgehog, a scorpion and
finally a gecko.
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Year 3 Life Skills
Mon 11 May 2026This term, for our life skills session, year 3 have been exploring the wider world, which includes catching a train, looking at train times, using tickets. Also, ensuring safety around trains, getting on and off safely. We also combined this with our geography topic, which is looking at settlements, towns and human and physical features. We completed some fieldwork in Sittingbourne, comparing places in the town today with the 1960s.
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Talk Day
Mon 27 Apr 2026We began our term with a Talk Day, where the children focus on developing their oracy skills. Here is a summary of yesterday’s year group activities: In Year 1, the children learnt about the life cycle of plants, and explored the word “flower” . They also looked at human and physical features in Geography.
In Year 2, the children looked at picture clues from a story book and tried to predict what the story would be about.
In Year 3, In DT, the children discussed different types of castles: Which of these castles looks the strongest or weakest? Stable or unstable? Why? Who would use, make or live in this castle? Why? Are these man-made or natural structures? Then, they discussed all of the important features of a castle and what their purpose was, drawing their own castles and labelling it’s features.
In Year 4, they looked at concept cartoon about a scene from our new story, Gorilla in English. They had to decide which person they agreed with. The picture was of a girl slumped in a dark room watching TV. We also discussed using key words to 'Talk like a writer ' when giving answers to questions.
In Year 5, they looked at the concept cartoon, and working in groups they discussed which child they agreed with.
In Year 6, they focused on their term text, by exploring the main character of Francis.
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Spring Picture Competition
Tue 21 Apr 2026Well done to all the children who entered the Spring competition.
We had so many lovely entries.
Here are just some of the entries.
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Year 3 Roman Workshop
Fri 27 Mar 2026Well, we had a great day on Monday as Romans! 🏛️
We learnt so much whilst having so much fun!
We got hands on with artefacts, tried Roman food, learnt Roman games, learnt about Roman soldier’s armour and even marched in formation and had a battle of the classes!
We hope all the children enjoyed themselves and have memories to last them a long time!
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Year 5 Turner Gallery Visit
Fri 27 Mar 2026Year 5 went to the Turner Gallery in Margate. Not only were they able to follow their life skills journey by catching the train, they also got the opportunity to see a JMW Turner painting, Bridget Riley's artwork, and enjoy some time creating their own masterpieces!