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16/03/26

Year 4 have been preparing for next week’s fashion show by creating their own accessories using only recycled materials! I think we’re ready to hit the catwalk!— VIPS () Mar 16, 2026

11/03/26

Six ECO Warriors made a special trip to Maidstone to recycle printer cartridges & make a donation to their chosen charity Demelza House.— VIPS () Mar 11, 2026

05/03/26

Year 4 embarked on a woodland adventure yesterday at Bowles outdoor activity centre! We had a great time developing our teamwork and cooperation skills to solve each challenge as quickly as possible! The weather was also smiling on us, which made it all the more enjoyable!— VIPS () Mar 5, 2026

16/01/26

This week, as part of our Remarkable Writing Day, Turtle class recreated a scene of a lighthouse in a storm by honing their skills in water colours. We used a stained-glass effect to create our images, and we’re very happy with the results!— VIPS () Jan 16, 2026

17/12/25

A huge thank you to  in Kings Hill for their kind donation of oranges. The children had great fun making their Christingles for our assembly today    — VIPS () Dec 17, 2025

02/12/25

This week, Turtle class has been consolidating our knowledge of stained-glass windows by making our very own church-inspired suncatchers to brighten up the classroom!— VIPS () Dec 2, 2025

21/11/25

As part of our Roman topic, Turtle class have been making their own personalised god or goddess, complete with superpowers, familiars and traits!— VIPS () Nov 21, 2025

20/11/25

This week Yr3 visited  They spent the day outside, exploring the beautiful landscape and learning how to observe nature more keenly, particularly the incredible birdlife of the area. It was a fabulous day, and though it was cold, the children showed great interest— VIPS () Nov 20, 2025

14/11/25

Year 3 have enjoyed their Reading Prize treat - time in the Zen Den, drinking hot chocolate and listening to the BFG!— VIPS () Nov 14, 2025

08/10/25

After four superb training sessions, the Year 5/6 football team are ready to embark on another successful season! League CHAMPIONS in the making!— VIPS () Oct 8, 2025

07/10/25

Enterprise club took their Macrame keyrings round to Sue Ryder, ready for them to sell. They were received so positively, and two of the keyrings sold while we were still in the shop! Watch this space to see how much money we can raise for Sue Ryder through our upcycled crafts.— VIPS () Oct 7, 2025

01/10/25

This week, as part of our DT Art Spark Day, Turtle class studied the work of British artist Bridget Riley, who pioneered ‘op art’ in the 1960s, using optical illusions to draw in the viewer. We experimented with our own 3D creations!— VIPS () Oct 1, 2025

29/09/25

Thank you to everyone who came along to support our Macmillan Coffee Afternoon on Friday, we raised £153.80 on the day, plus any online donations 💚— VIPS () Sep 29, 2025

23/09/25

We would like to thank everyone who took part in our first ever colour run on Friday. The event was a big success, and including gift aid we raised a fantastic £1396. Thank you to Valley Invicta KHPTA for organising the event.— VIPS () Sep 23, 2025

22/09/25

Year 6 enjoyed designing their competition entries for  sponsored by  . Thank you Ringtons for the delicious Ginger Snaps! They gave a buzz of excitement to our creative time together and hopefully we’ve come up with some entry winning drawings!  — VIPS () Sep 22, 2025

15/09/25

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12/09/25

Stingray Class have kick-started the year with some fantastic setting descriptions of Joya from our class novel ‘The Girl of Ink and Stars’. Beautifully descriptive language and stunning presentation is clear to see in all of the children’s work!— VIPS () Sep 12, 2025

05/09/25

Year 3 learnt all about how Michelangelo painted the ceiling of the sistene chapel. We had a go at doing our own upside down drawings of a Toucan! Mrs Eldred was super impressed with how closely everyone looked at the picture and the shapes that made it up.— VIPS () Sep 5, 2025

04/09/25

Year 2 have been enjoying their music lesson with Mr Dowgan this morning.— VIPS () Sep 4, 2025

10/03/25

On Friday morning, Mr Littleton took the Year 6 girls over to SST to take part in a football festival to celebrate International Women’s Day. It was so lovely to see our Stingray girls working alongside and making new friends with other girls from across the trust. RRSA Article 8— VIPS () Mar 10, 2025

07/03/25

Today, Year 5 took part in an Anglo-Saxon experience day! We tried our hands at milling flour, making medicines, calligraphy and spinning our very own clothes out of wool!— VIPS () Mar 7, 2025

06/03/25

For British Science Week, Stingray Class took part in an investigation that focused upon how fatbergs are created & the negative effect that they have upon both the environment and our health.— VIPS () Mar 6, 2025

28/02/25

Year 2 travelled across the world this morning to visit Florence Nightingale in the Crimean War. The children learnt how to clean the hospital as well as be amazing nurses.— VIPS () Feb 28, 2025

27/02/25

Daisy, Jean, Jess & Sam P from Stingrays attended the Mayoral Debate and took part in discussions about homework, technology & the length of the school day.  They were brilliant school representatives, listening respectfully & contributing their views confidently & articulately.— VIPS () Feb 27, 2025

13/02/25

Dolphins and Turtles were so lucky to receive a dance workshop from Mrs Knight this morning! We learnt a routine from Sister Act: The Musical – Mr B and Miss Burrell were thoroughly impressed by the enthusiasm and creativity shown!— VIPS () Feb 13, 2025

Admissions Arrangements

Valley Invicta Primary Schools at Kings Hill has a published admission number (PAN) of 30 students, admitted into the Reception Class. Applications for places will be made in accordance with Kent local authority's co-ordinated admission arrangements and will be made on the Primary Common Application Form (PCAF), provided and administered by the Kent Local Authority.

For further information regarding the schools admission process please contact the school office.

Appeal Dates and Information 2026-2027

If you have not been offered a place, the law entitles you to appeal against that decision to an Independent Appeal Panel. The panel is completely independent of the school and the Local Authority. All appeals will be heard online, which has the advantage that your appeal can be heard from your home or place of work.

If you wish to appeal for a place in Reception, Year 1 or Year 2, please use this link to complete your appeal online.

If you wish to appeal for a place in Years 3, 4, 5 or 6 please use this link to complete your appeal online.

Please do not use any other appeal form or send your form to your local authority. It is suggested that you download the explanatory booklet about appeals which you should read before you complete the appeal form. Those applying for a place in Reception, Year 1 or Year 2 are advised to read the section in the booklet which refers to appeals for these years. Booklet Link  

You should include any evidence or supporting material with your appeal form and you must give the grounds for your appeal at the time you lodge your form. Your appeal form will not be accepted unless you state the grounds for your appeal. You may appeal for more than one school.

Please note that the online form will ask you to download two utility bills dated in the last three months. If you do not have access to a scanner, please take two photographs with a mobile phone and upload the photographic files.

Full details about the hearing will be sent to you with your invitation to the hearing.

If you wish to contact the clerk, email clerk@educationappeals.com

The timetable for appeals is as follows:

Last day for lodging appeal forms for a place in Reception to start in September 2026

12 noon on Wednesday 20 May 2026 to guarantee that your appeal will be heard in the first tranche of appeals. Appeals lodged later may not be heard until the second tranche which could be in September 2026. You must state the reasons for your appeal and supply any documentary evidence at this stage.

The stage 1 part of the hearing (with other parents present) will take place on

Wednesday 1 July 2026, time to be advised on letter of invitation.

The stage 2 part of the hearing (individual private hearings) will take place on

Wednesday 1 July 2026, time to be advised on letter of invitation.

Invitation letter giving details about your hearing will be sent by the clerk to the Independent Appeal Panel

At least 10 school days before the stage 1 hearing.

Any additional supporting evidence

Wednesday 24 June 2026 at 12pm. You are advised that additional paperwork received after this (including on the day of the appeal hearing) will not be taken into account. Please provide the clerk with one copy of any new additional evidence by email only. These must be sent to clerk@educationappeals.com.

Letter from the clerk informing you of the decision of the independent appeal panel

Due to the high number of appeals held at this time, this may not be sent until up to 15 school days after the last hearing for the school.

Timetable for appeals for mid-term applications is as follows:

Last day for lodging appeal forms following a refusal for a place ‘in-year’ or ‘mid-term’.

You must lodge the appeal form within 20 school days upon receipt of your letter of refusal. You must state the reasons for your appeal and supply documentary evidence at this stage. Appeals are held within 30 school days of receipt of the appeal form.