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28/01/20

Please remember to keep voting for our ‘Bags of Help’ appeal until 31st March 2020 with Tesco Extra at Lunsford Park & Tesco Express Larkfield! Please put your blue chip in our token box when you are out shopping to help us raise money for our SRP outside area! https://t.co/oXNU2n2pIx

27/01/20

In Philosophy Club, our children have been discussing the ideas of 'power' & 'goodness' and whether power comes with responsibility. They discussed what actions were considered 'good' & debated whether doing a good action, in order to get a reward, still counts. https://t.co/fLZLBcvbQx

23/01/20

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Are you a primary school teacher looking for a new challenge? Come and join our brilliant team! https://t.co/SO3Qs70MVy https://t.co/wTnc30jRoq

23/01/20

Thank you to Chris from for coming into school to surprise our children with a panto dance routine he taught our teachers last week. It was a wonderful morning and a great opportunity to celebrate all of our pupils that have performed over the weekend. https://t.co/6IgPLVcexY

22/01/20

Starfish class had a visit from John , Oxfam’s Youth and Community organiser. He discussed a variety of Oxfam campaigns that the school can join and support. He had lunch with our RRSA Ted team and then discussed the right to; drink, eat, earn and learn. https://t.co/zPTQBvpzvs

21/01/20

Please vote for the following options of the summer school uniform. Voting closes Monday 27th January 2020.

21/01/20

Year 6 children took part in a writing workshop focussing on important speeches in history. Volunteers from came and spent the morning discussing Churchill and how and why his speeches during WW2 were so vital. https://t.co/jHsQAaCJwG

17/01/20

The Rights Respecting TED Team met with The Contract Dining Company's area development officer in order to explore a project to create a bespoke Kings Hill menu for a whole week in term 5. Watch this space for some really creative ideas! https://t.co/nLal7A64aV

13/01/20

We are still collecting the 's 'Books for Schools' tokens. Please hand any into the school office as this is the last week! https://t.co/C48gNRSA17

13/01/20

Today, Year R have taken part in Mini Beasts workshop. Children got a fun introduction to invertebrates and got to question, investigate and learn all about the world of mini beasts. A huge thank you to Lauren, the children thoroughly enjoyed their morning! https://t.co/t2n8fKcvMn

10/01/20

Well done to our Basketball Team who won the District Final against Dunton Green last night! They all played so well and it was a tough match but the players did not give up and the final score was 49-40. https://t.co/jkcufWKoWB

10/01/20

Year 1 ventured out to explore the local environment this week as the introduction to their 'Explore' project. The children recorded their journey, capturing natural and man-made features, sounds and voices. https://t.co/7Fv2L2CS33

08/01/20

Today our EYFS team held a School Readiness Workshop to support parents of nursery aged children prepare their child for primary school. We covered ways to support children with early numeracy and literacy in a fun, hands on way. https://t.co/XsVuh5UiVq

07/01/20

We are excited to announce that you can vote for our project until 31srt March 2020 with Tesco Extra at Lunsford Park & Tesco Express Larkfield! Please support us and put your blue chip in our token box when you are out shopping to help us raise money for our SRP outside area https://t.co/Z6Fo9npsTQ

06/01/20

Would you like to join our friendly team? We are currently looking for a Caretaker - you can find all the details here: https://t.co/SS4LUyMydc https://t.co/XxfsHvRRdJ

18/12/19

We are thrilled to announce that we have been awarded a GOLD award by the for getting involved in green activities including tree planting, visiting a local woodland, reducing carbon emissions and recycling. https://t.co/oFnR8g3PaL

18/12/19

The whole school where treated to a version of Jack and the Beanstalk today, performed by the School Staff. An amusing end to the term! https://t.co/XKlKmbamwS

17/12/19

Yr5 have participated in a Greek Day making delicious traditional Greek dishes such as stuffed vine leaves and spanakopita with their parents.They also made a traditional Greek Vasilopita.The children performed the Greek Zorba dance and read excerpts from our written Greek Myths https://t.co/Yp1eHs23xk

17/12/19

Valley Invicta Primary School at Kings Hill scores brilliant results compared to other local schools. Click the link for more information. https://t.co/x9fMHRInVW

17/12/19

A huge thank you to for their kind donation of chocolate for all our children. A great treat, enjoyed by all! https://t.co/LyLGR14dDR

17/12/19

To celebrate their end of term work, Year One held a Royal Tea Party this week. They all dressed in regal costumes and enjoyed a Royal banquet together, before taking part in their very own Royal parade in front of their parents. https://t.co/rizQW9X4EC

13/12/19

Thank you for the delicious mince pies, delivered today for our whole school community to enjoy! https://t.co/JLCIJEybYP

13/12/19

A huge thank you to Jackie and Sarah our cooks from The Contract Dining Company for our fantastic school Christmas lunch, everyone thoroughly enjoyed it! https://t.co/SesUpXBnxh

13/12/19

The whole school have taken part in raising money for https://t.co/O81N9bGP6h

12/12/19

Our Reception children exercise their right to a vote every day in Starfish class. Every child casts their vote for which story should be read at story time. Today they have learnt about the General Election and adults having a voice to effect change in the country. https://t.co/pInsMJuJwI

11/12/19

Our choir performed a variety of Christmas songs today at Church Hill Square during their lunchtime period for all workers and visitors, well done to all! https://t.co/tciqzhcw3E

11/12/19

Year 5 visited Crossroads COGS to perform a selection of Christmas songs & spent time interacting with the dementia sufferers and their carers. The trip enabled them to deepen their understanding of this life changing illness and to e perform their class song. https://t.co/7oKRBBWefs

06/12/19

Year 1 took a trip to the local post box today, to post their hand written letters to Father Christmas. Each child took it in turn to post their letter and each made a wish as they posted it into the box. Fingers crossed for a quick reply! https://t.co/3ZUhJaScUO

05/12/19

All children are enjoying getting involved in our daily kindness challenge as part of our whole school advent calendar. Each morning children find out the challenge they need to achieve that day! https://t.co/yjQr3K14MM

05/12/19

Preparations are well underway for this afternoons Christmas Fair, the children have been busy decorating the trees with their hand made decorations https://t.co/j17cv8eriN

03/12/19

Its starting to look a lot like Christmas! A huge thank you to the pupils at for performing their Pantomime 'Peter Pan' to the whole school today. The children had a great time! https://t.co/Krt3F9boQl

03/12/19

All children are enjoying getting involved in our daily kindness challenge as part of our whole school advent calendar. Each morning children find out the challenge they need to achieve that day! https://t.co/xWsYclvEYw

29/11/19

Today we were visited by Olympic Swimmer who put the whole school through their paces with a variety of circuit sessions as part of our event, the children have all had a great time learning ways to keep fit! https://t.co/VDbO6IsPlm

28/11/19

Say Hello to our Anti-Bullying Ambassadors! Today a group of children have attended the Anti Bullying Ambassador Training and have been inspired with lots of fantastic ideas to bring back to school https://t.co/zNJf25Tjmo

28/11/19

Please take a look at the video from our Books for School event: https://t.co/T9hc3G8PMi.

27/11/19

Yr5 visited the Mayors Office to take part in a debate the about ‘is Democracy always a good thing’ and ‘should children be allowed to vote’. A huge thank you to the Cllr Jill Anderson for meeting with the children, they all had a great morning https://t.co/uJFpIrAtqe

27/11/19

Congratulations to our Basketball team on winning the tournament this week! We had amazing support from parents & siblings cheering on the side! It was a nail biting finish in the final game against St Katherines. We are over the moon to go on to the Kent County finals https://t.co/xDLNqzwoT3

26/11/19

We are looking for Governors to sit on our Local School Board. Would you like to join us and help make a real difference? If you are enthusiastic, committed and have a passion for education, please contact our Trust Clerk, Ruth Hinckley, for information: https://t.co/GlVhrd0NlZ

25/11/19

We were absolutely delighted to welcome former Blue Peter presenter, & author for a fantastic talk about her book, 'Cookie & the Most Annoying Boy in the World'. She talked about the book & wrote & illustrated a short comic book story, with the help of the children! https://t.co/CRaaaJC9mR

19/11/19

The whole school have taken part in 'Marvellous Maths Day' where they explored different mathematical concepts through a chosen class text.They completed activities, which included making human graphs comparing shoe sizes to costing a pancake mixture from different supermarkets https://t.co/csqZzENoI0

Our Governors

Angela Keepax

Having been a governor here a short while now I feel privileged to be part of a growing, successful school which is constantly developing an exciting curriculum for its pupils and encouraging pupils to be the best they can be. My teaching background, as well as being a parent of two boys, allows me to have a wide, balanced perspective of the running of the school. I am passionate about giving children an enjoyable education whilst ensuring they fill their full potential, and it’s important that parents are assured that their child is happy and achieving.

 

Victoria Hayes

This is my first post as a co-opted governor but I have lots of experience in education. For 15 years I was a MFL secondary school teacher and for the last 6 years I have been teaching Spanish and French in primary schools. I really love the enthusiasm for learning of primary aged children and I was very excited to become a governor at Kings Hill VIAT. I am now in my second year and in September 2019 I was appointed Vice Chair. I am a busy mum of two school aged children and I also help with judging at competitive swimming galas for a local swimming club where my son is a member. I hope to support the school as much as I can to ensure all pupils are given the best opportunities.

 

Emma Harrington

I feel honoured to be part of the Kings Hill VIAT community and have loved to see it flourish over the last year in my time as a co-opted governor. As an Assistant Head, and English teacher at Invicta Grammar School, and having a husband working at one of the other VIAT primary schools, I am passionate and fully committed to supporting staff and parents to ensure that the students here receive the very best education possible.

 

Louise Zilliox

I am Louise Zilliox.  My child has been at Valley Invicta Primary School at Kings Hill since the day it opened in 2015 and is now in Year 3.  I am passionate about all children being given the right support and opportunities to help them fulfil their potential.  Being a parent governor and volunteering at the school is a great way to contribute.  I am the lead governor for achievement of vulnerable pupils, which includes Special Educational Needs and disability (SEND), English as an additional language (EAL) and Pupil Premium.  I am also the lead governor for maths.