Year 5 have been working hard to write some persuasive letters. 

Links to websites with further information about 30 hour funding for 3-year-old children can be found on the Useful Links page in our section Parents.

 

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Year 5 have been working on a fun DT project this term to create their own marble runs.  Have a look at some more pictures of their work by clicking here!

A new page has been added to the gallery in the Pupils section, to showcase the Term 5 Creative Homework.  Take a look now by clicking here!

For your information, the term dates for next academic year (2017 - 2018) are now available on the Term Dates page on our website.  Click here to view them.

Well done to Sarah-Ann B - winner of a Kindle Fire for 100% attendance from September 2016 to end of Term 4.

At the end of term 4, we all shared the great creative homework that the children had completed linked to their learning in class that term.  There were mini gardens, space rockets, treasure chests and more!  Here are a few photos, but see many more on the special page in our gallery - click here!

Towards the end of Term 4, the whole school take part in the annual Easter Bonnet competition.  Family members came into school to help, and siblings joined together to make their Easter bonnets.  Winners were judged in two categories - individual and with adult support.  At a special assembly each class showed their finished hats to the rest of the school and the lucky winners were announced.

 

Thank you so much to all the parents and family members who came into school, and to Mrs Outred for all the organisation.

 

Here are some of the winning Easter hats!

Well done to Sri Lanka class who achieved 96.3% for Term 4. 

Children from Year 5 (New Zealand Class) took part in a parade in the centre of Gravesend this afternoon, along with many children from other local schools.  Earlier in the term, as part of the 'Pocahontas 400' commemorations, the children had the opportunity to take part in an art workshop to make flags.  These flags were then waved at the parade.  Everyone had a very fun afternoon and the children represented the school brilliantly.  Thank you to all the parents who came along to wave us along the route all the way to the finish point of the Pocahontas Statue in the grounds of St George's Church.  All the children who took part were also presented with a special commemorative medal.