Open Evening 4th June 5:30-7:30pm:

Headteacher talks will take place at 5:40pm, 6:20pm and 7:00pm. You will be directed as you come into the school for an appropriate talk time dependent on your arrival time due to capacity restrictions. This event is walk-ins and no booking is required.

Open Morning 6th June 9:15-11:00am:

There are 3 slots available for tours, 9:15-9:45am, 9:45-10:15am and 10:15-10:45am. At the end of each time slot there will be a 10 minute opportunity with a member of our Leadership Group if you have any questions that your tour guides were unable to answer.

Please complete the Google Form by Tuesday 3rd June midday (link below) and indicate your preferences for a time slot, these will be assigned on a first come first serve basis due to number restrictions. We will email you your confirmed allocated slot the day before, please keep an eye out for this.

Year 5 Open Morning Google Form Link

Join us this Friday as we celebrate World Book Day & Red Nose Day

Donations can be paid via Scopay (open from Thursday)

Please help add to our tree, the deadline is tomorrow! Sitting underneath it are the fantastic donations that we've already received. As we have done in years passed, we are collecting donations to go to our local Food Bank (Swale) prior to Christmas. https://swale.foodbank.org.uk/

We have been in touch with the food bank, and they are in need of all items. Examples of what can be donated are below:

Tins of food items such as meats, beans, soups, fruit and vegetables
Jar sauces
Long life milk
Coffee/tea/sugar
Pot noodles and other instant snacks
Pasta/Rice
Cereals
Squash
Gloves, hats and scarves
Toiletries – deodorant, toilet paper, shower gel, shaving gel, shampoo, soap, toothbrushes, tooth paste, hand wipes
Household items – laundry liquid detergent, laundry powder, washing up liquid
Feminine products – sanitary towels and tampons
Baby supplies – nappies, baby wipes and baby food (please note, due to advice from UNICEF they cannot accept donations of formula milk)
Please note they are unable to accept any alcoholic items.

We really appreciate your support!

Police officers and representatives from a wide range of organisations were back on the road today and visited our school talking to Year 9 students about how to keep safe. Police and partner agencies visited, with discussions of issues including online safety, the dangers of substance abuse and healthy relationships.

As well as staff and officers from the Kent and Medway Violence Reduction Unit, the event was organised by the KCC Social Services Team, the Metanoia project - who speak about the dangers of knife crime - as well as Homestart and Stagecoach.