Year 5 and 6 had a fantastic trip to London on Wednesday to watch Matilda the Musical in the theatre as part of our Music topic on musical theatre. This unit focuses on teaching children how singing, acting and dancing combine together to create a performance, so seeing a live musical...
We were thrilled to welcome storyteller Mike Dodsworth for a magical oracy workshop. From a tale of three lost sisters to a brother’s incredible journey using a key that unlocks anything and a hat that can take you anywhere in the world – our pupils were completely captivated! The workshop ended...
We’re not scared… and we certainly can’t go over it or under it - on Tuesday 28th April, we’re going through it together for a very special reason! Our school is excited to be hosting a fundraising day in support of the wonderful charity, ellenor, inspired by the much-loved story We’re...
A huge thank you to our pupils, Saint George's Church of England School secondary students, teachers, and parents for coming together to celebrate and witness this amazing Trust Tag Rugby event! From Cliffe Woods, Stone, Shorne, St. Botolph’s, Halling, Sutton-at-Hone, Holy Trinity, Horton Kirby, Ditton, to Rosherville, all schools played...
In Year 1 we have been reading the story 'Mole's Star'. In the story, the mole wishes to own all of the stars in the world and his wish comes true and lots of ladders appear in the sky. In our forest school session we worked together as a team to...
The third round of the Trust Games basketball has come to a close, and what a thrilling day of sport it was! Across 10 schools, the energy, teamwork, and determination on display was incredible. The third round of the Trust Games basketball was nothing short of spectacular! The courts were alive with energy...
Last night, our Year 3 and 4 pupils had a fantastic experience taking part in the second round of this year’s Trust Games, hosted by Saint George’s School. The Trust Dodgeball Event was full of energy, excitement, and friendly competition, with 11 schools and 110 pupils coming together from across...
To kick off our Amazing Animals topic this term, Acorn Class spent an unforgettable day exploring life on the farm at Godstone! 🐐 The children got up close with some fascinating creatures—holding a bearded dragon and a millipede, going pond dipping, and feeding sheep and goats. We were also thrilled to meet...
Year 1 went on an exciting school trip to Wingham Wildlife Park, where we had the chance to explore and learn about different animals in their natural habitats. In our Science lessons, we’ve been focusing on identifying, grouping, and comparing animals based on their characteristics. It was amazing to see so...
At Horton Kirby C of E Primary School, we care about our wonderful world. We recognise that our Wildlife is in crisis. The natural world isn't just something for us to enjoy; it sustains us. We have joined forces with Kent Wildlife Trust to work towards the Wilder Kent Awards....