As they prepare for their production, Year 6 have been busy creating some artwork where they made themselves into pirates.  Below you can see a few of the finished products.  Many more can be seen on the Sri Lanka class page - click here.

Well done Kenya class, the children achieved 96.9% attendance for Term 5 - keep up the good work

The newsletters for each class are now available to read and download from the Class Pages.  These can be found in the Children section, or by clicking here.

As part of their topic on Volcanoes, the Year 3 children had a great time investigating different paint techniques to make artwork of a volcano erupting.  See more of the great artwork in the gallery on the Egypt Class page in the Children section.

The Year 6 children had a big surprise when they arrived for school on Monday morning...their classroom had quit!  It was so tired from helping the children get ready for their SATs that it decided it needed a rest and went on strike!  The children had to write very persuasive letters to convince the classroom to go back to normal!  See more pictures on the Year 6 class page.

Today we had a Royal Wedding Celebration lunch at school. 180 children enjoyed a mix of English and American food to celebrate the wedding of Prince Harry to Ms. Meghan Markle this Saturday. The children said that it was the best school lunch they had ever eaten!

Year 3 (Egypt Class) took part in the St. George's Day Parade in Gravesend Town Centre in April.  Following a special art day in school where the children worked with a professional artist, the children joined many other local schools in a parade that went all the way through the town centre to Community Square.  It was even on the local television news!

 

Westcourt children looked splendid in their armour and carrying horses.  It was a very special and fun experience for everyone involved.

Year 2 (Australia Class) had a very exciting afternoon when they made their dragons.  Lots of parents and family members came in to create some amazing finished products. It took a lot of hard work, but everyone worked really well and didn't give up when things got hard. 

 

Here are just a few of the brilliant finished products.  Well done Year 2!

On Thursday, our Assessment Ambassadors led the whole school assembly to talk about this term's target focus in each year group.  Here is their PowerPoint from the assembly.