On the evening of 25th March 2025, twelve of our schools came together to create a truly unforgettable musical experience at the Annual Trust Choir Concert.The theme of the evening was ‘Belonging’, a sentiment reflected not only in the powerful performances but in the unity and spirit of all those involved....
For British Science Week this year, all pupils took part in an exciting competition. Their task was to answer the question, ‘If I was an engineer what would I do?’. We the had a virtual interview with Oliver Joris, an engineer for Ford. We were able to ask him...
The Woodville was abuzz on Tuesday 26th March 2024, with the melodious celebration of Aletheia's remarkable journey through music. With the meticulous organisation from the Headteacher of St Botolph’s C of E Primary School, Mrs Amy Chitty, and the skilled guidance of Stone St. Mary’s C of E School’s Headteacher,...
To celebrate World Book Day, we came dressed as our favourite book characters and shared our favourite stories.We were very lucky to have Sam Gayton, a children's author visit us. He did a whole school assembly where we learnt about his life and he gave us advice on writing stories.We...
In Maths, Year 3 pupils are learning to interpret and present data using bar charts and tables. We went on a wildlife hunt around school to gather data about the wildlife we found. We spotted lots of wildlife including sparrows, woodlice and worms! In Year 3 Art, we...
Today, we celebrated World Book Day by dressing up as our favourite book characters. We enjoyed sharing out books with our buddy classes. We also created Potato Book Characters. The standard this year was phenomenal. Well done to everyone who took part!!
A big congratulations to our termly 4R School Value winners (Respect, Responsibility, Reflection & Resilience).All of the children should be proud of their achievements so far this year! I am sure you are all on a 'Good' list!Have a fantastic Christmas everyone and we look forwards to seeing you in...
Horton Kirby CofE Primary School joined the national campaign for Show Racism the Red Card day, alongside all our other Aletheia Academies Trust Schools.In our school, we learnt about racial discrimination and stereotyping; learning about how to challenge prejudices we may encounter and how to educate one another to live in...
Horton Kirby received an exciting present of some baby Giant African Snails! Saint George's Church of England All-Through is a fellow member of the Aletheia Academies Trust and came up with the creative idea to bring the member schools together with the exciting shared experience of caring for snails; this...
On Wednesday 5th October, a few pupils from Horton Kirby Primary School were selected to take part in the Years 3 and 4 Racket Skills festival as part of the Kent School Games Partnership.We had a great afternoon, testing our catching, throwing and batting skills. Each child showed amazing...