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Headteacher
“Our aim is to make learning fun, enjoyable and inspiring! If we can open children’s minds to accepting a challenge and enjoying meeting it, then we open a world of opportunities for them. Opportunities to meet with success, realise their potential and follow their dreams! Primary school children enjoying their learning is key to future success!”

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Yesterday we came dressed ready for a bedtime story or as our favourite book characters, bringing the magic of stories to life.
World Book Day is a wonderful reminder of just how important reading is. Books spark curiosity, inspire creativity, and open the door to endless worlds of imagination.
What an AMAZING experience for some of our Year 4 pupils to attend the Literacy & Physical Literacy Festival – Dragonball! 🐉📚⚽
They stepped into the magical world of Sammy Rambles and truly brought the story to life with their imagination, teamwork, and energy! From exploring the story world to learning and playing the exciting new game of Dragonball, you showed how literacy and sport can come together in such a powerful way.
We loved hearing about how you:
✨ Used your creativity
✨ Worked as a team
✨ Showed determination and resilience
✨ Had fun while learning and moving
What a brilliant way to experience storytelling through action!
A big THANK YOU as always to all the parents/grandparents/carers who take their own child and/or others! 🙂
It`s World Book Day! Today we came dressed ready for a bedtime story or as our favourite book characters, bringing the magic of stories to life.
World Book Day is a wonderful reminder of just how important reading is. Books spark curiosity, inspire creativity, and open the door to endless worlds of imagination.
Kent Young Carers supports young people aged 5-18, who provide emotional, practical or physical help for a family member they live with (e.g parent, grandparent or sibling) who has:
• a long-term health condition such as MS, epilepsy, diabetes or cancer,
• a disability such as ASD, ADHD or mobility issues,
• a hearing or sight impairment,
• a mental illness such as depression, anxiety, an eating disorder or PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder)
• or problems with addictions such as alcohol or other misuse of substances.
The referral link: https://imagocommunity.typeform.com/to/jaRssGvL?typeform-source=www.imago.community







