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...
What a fantastic day it was on Tuesday, 15th July, as we came together for the Trust Athletics Tournament 2025, our biggest and most exciting one yet. With 12 out of 13 schools participating, the event was a true celebration of community spirit, determination, and sporting excellence. The field was buzzing...
Reception and Key Stage 1 pupils from six of our Trust schools recently came together for a memorable milestone, our very first Bike Festival, created especially for our youngest riders.The festival, run in partnership with the brilliant team at Born to Ride, was a celebration of fun, fitness, and two-wheeled...
On Tuesday, 17th June, we had the pleasure of welcoming a representative of the Lower Thames Crossing project into school for a full day of engaging and hands-on STEM workshops centred around engineering and construction. Throughout the day, pupils across the school took part in interactive sessions led by Megan, a...
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...
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....
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...
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 questions...
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...