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01/12/23

There is currently 1 in 2 chance of winning one out of our amazing prizes. Please share with family and friends. Raffle is drawing at 5pm today!!!The PTAhttps://t.co/FmAzxMLipU— VIPS () December 1, 2023

30/11/23

pic.twitter.com/LULUE3XiOr— VIPS () November 30, 2023

30/11/23

Another creative Christmas workshop got underway this week: a group of year 5 and 6 students were learning to make eco Christmas decorations from dogwood and embroidery threads! pic.twitter.com/T8A10WrTwL— VIPS () November 30, 2023

28/11/23

Year 5 have been getting into the festive spirit by creating their own ‘mini-wreaths’ using pipe cleaners, glue and a lot of glitter! These will be sold at our Xmas fair on Friday! pic.twitter.com/5X4EUr4Mgd— VIPS () November 28, 2023

24/11/23

Year 3 had a fab time on our trip to Samphire Hoe yesterday. It felt like all of our science learning about rocks, soil and fossils this term came to life in front of our eyes! pic.twitter.com/xg6sk6M3MC— VIPS () November 24, 2023

22/11/23

Turtles have been focusing on character description in English, they have created some incredible writing about the character of Lila from this term’s book, The Firework Maker’s Daughter! We even had the chance to do some creative writing of our own! pic.twitter.com/ZEaAadQc6A— VIPS () November 22, 2023

21/11/23

We have raised a fantastic £243.30 so far for the children all took part in spotty themed art and we tried our best to create our own Pudsey! pic.twitter.com/PF3lPbfQjj— VIPS () November 21, 2023

17/11/23

As part of ‘Show your spots day’ Children in Need 2023, Year 6 have been creating WW2 Blitz pictures in the style of pointillism. pic.twitter.com/HKOwBxwYJX— VIPS () November 17, 2023

16/11/23

Year 5 had a special treat this week, with a visit to the British Museum, London. We had a brilliant time seeing a whole host of treasures including Ancient Greek sculptures, Ancient Egyptian mummies and solid gold Medieval coins worth millions! pic.twitter.com/UHzLSwA854— VIPS () November 16, 2023

15/11/23

The first of our art clubs started today, with some of our key stage 2 children learning how to create a Christmas wreath! We can’t wait to see how they develop over the next few weeks! pic.twitter.com/W3pSdNUd3g— VIPS () November 15, 2023

15/11/23

Year 3 have been creating some epic Stone Age moves in our dance class. Can you work out what activity they are recreating in these pictures? pic.twitter.com/shWjavgkys— VIPS () November 15, 2023

09/11/23

Year 3 have been using techniques of sequencing images and creating freeze frames to help them to remember the storylines of the book ‘Stone Age Boy’ pic.twitter.com/F4Wbkh2IRV— VIPS () November 9, 2023

09/11/23

pic.twitter.com/N2fd1M4YEz— VIPS () November 9, 2023

09/11/23

To kick start their new Dance topic in PE, Stingray class have been exploring different ‘swing dance’ movements. These movements will help them to eventually choreograph a short dance to ‘The White cliffs of Dover’ by Vera Lynn. pic.twitter.com/XRGliZlujz— VIPS () November 9, 2023

09/11/23

Would you like to join our team! We are currently hiring. https://t.co/HgmShgQxU9— VIPS () November 9, 2023

20/10/23

Year 6 have been busy recapping and consolidating all of their Science learning this week! Our Super Stingrays have been testing their sticky knowledge about Karl Linnaeus and microorganisms! pic.twitter.com/JJkqfBTucv— VIPS () October 20, 2023

20/10/23

Year 5 have been finishing their flooding topic by recreating their very own model village, complete with working dam! All made out of Lego, I might add! Will the dam hold the water back and save the village?! We’ll find out next lesson! pic.twitter.com/pxMX1FRGSf— VIPS () October 20, 2023

18/10/23

This week in PSHE, Turtles have had a fantastic discussion about recognising our own emotions and seeing them in others. We looked at how to live without harming others and how noticing our differences should be a positive learning experience. pic.twitter.com/sjkrjtjxCw— VIPS () October 18, 2023

17/10/23

In PSHE this week Seals class have been learning about their rights and ordering them into ones they think are most important to them. pic.twitter.com/kia9v5IbTX— VIPS () October 17, 2023

13/10/23

Year 3 have been thinking about deforestation and today we had some special visitors all the way from the Amazon Rainforest to talk about their work. We had Hosé the beef farmer, Mr Palmer the palm oil farmer and Steve the logger! pic.twitter.com/bBh9tb6EGu— VIPS () October 13, 2023

13/10/23

Check out the brilliant extended writing and Science work going on in Stingray class this week! For their writing focus this week, the children have been writing persuasive texts to advertise their class novel ‘The Girl of Ink and Stars’. pic.twitter.com/kdlAHGlqMA— VIPS () October 13, 2023

13/10/23

Turtles were lucky enough to take part in a flashmob workshop! They performed a spooky dance to a very surprised Years 5 and 6! pic.twitter.com/Xm0Du9Gzfj— VIPS () October 13, 2023

13/10/23

In English Sharks have been thinking about Autumn and Harvest, and have been writing about what we might see on an Autumn walk, ready for our own walk around the field! pic.twitter.com/D85xjNu6RR— VIPS () October 13, 2023

12/10/23

Thank you so much to the PTA for providing us the funds to buy these fantastic books for the Year 3 classroom! We are so excited about reading them! pic.twitter.com/RJgTcJ2DiH— VIPS () October 12, 2023

12/10/23

In our sketchbook lesson this week Seals have worked on developing their tracing skills, and also encouraged some left brain/right brain fluidity in our double handed drawings of leaves! pic.twitter.com/TBzsd6mjw5— VIPS () October 12, 2023

Uniform

At Valley Invicta Primary School at Kings Hill, we believe that excellent uniform is part of setting high academic standards. As a result, pupils will be expected to adhere to our uniform requirements at all times. This means that uniform must be worn correctly both in and out of school. All items of uniform are available from our supplier, Pages - https://pages-schoolwear.co.uk/

A full list of uniform can be found in the table below, with more detailed information in the pop-out sections at the bottom of the page.

This list was reviewed in September 2022 to reflect new legislation around school uniform affordability. A number of items which previously had to be purchased through our school uniform suppliers can now be purchased at any retailer.

Please note, also, that some items which were previously compulsory have now been made optional. If you wish to discuss any aspect of school uniform, please contact the school office.

Please ensure all uniform is clearly labelled with your child’s name.

Uniform Item

Compulsory

Optional but must be bought from official uniform supplier

Can be bought from any retailer

Pinafore/kilt (Reception and Year 1)

x

 

 

Polo shirt (with logo)

x

 

 

Jumper/cardigan (with logo)

x

 

 

Trousers/shorts

 

 

x

Kilt (from Year 2)

x

 

 

White shirt/white revere blouse

x

 

 

Clip on tie, tartan

x

 

 

Summer dress

 

x

 

Blazer

x

 

 

Tights, navy (to be worn with skirt)

 

 

x

Socks, grey (to be worn with trousers) or white ankle socks (can be worn with pinafores/skirts)

 

 

x

PE top, white

x

 

 

PE shorts, navy

 

 

x

PE jogging bottoms

 

 

x

PE fleece, navy

 

x

 

Plimsolls

 

 

x

Shoes, black

 

 

x

 

PLEASE NOTE:

Summer uniform (optional) can be worn after Easter half term until October half term (weather depending).

Winter uniform should be worn after October half term until Easter.

Please direct any questions about uniform to the School Office. 

You can read the Trust's full statement on uniform here.

Click on the sections below for more detailed uniform information.

UNIFORM RECEPTION AND YEAR ONE

  • Tartan pinafore dress, kilt, or trousers with a white polo shirt with school logo, navy cotton tights (socks should not be worn with a pinafore dress or kilt, just trousers). In Terms 1, 5 and 6, a summer dress can be worn instead of pinafore, kilt or trousers, but this is optional. Summer dresses should be worn with plain white ankle socks.
  • Grey trousers with a white polo shirt with school logo, grey socks and a jumper with the school logo. In summer, short grey trousers may be worn with grey socks.
  • Navy coat with school logo – optional.
  • School branded bag – optional.

UNIFORM YEAR TWO TO YEAR SIX

  • Tartan panel-pleated skirt or trousers, with a white revere collar blouse, navy cotton tights and a cardigan with the school logo. In Terms 1, 5 and 6, a summer dress can be worn instead of skirt or trousers, but this is optional. Summer dresses should be worn with plain white ankle socks.
  • Grey trousers with a white shirt and tartan clip-on tie, grey socks and a jumper with the school logo. In summer, short grey trousers may be worn with grey socks.
  • A school blazer (with logo) should be worn by all students in Years 3 to 6.
  • Navy coat with school logo – optional.
  • School branded bag – optional.

PE KIT

  • White polo shirt with logo and banded collar and sleeves.
  • Navy blue polycotton shorts.
  • Navy fleece with logo - optional.
  • Navy joggers – optional.
  • Black plimsolls.
  • Trainers for outdoor games only.

Pupils must have their full PE kit in school at all times. If pupils do not have their PE kit, they will be sent to another class with work. Should a pupil not have their correct kit on three occasions, a letter will be sent home to parents. Please ensure that appropriate warm clothing is provided for the winter months. PE is a component of the curriculum and is vital to the wellbeing of all children. For hygiene reasons, pupils are not allowed to borrow PE kits. Children in KS2 should have trainers in school for all PE lessons.

All items are available from our supplier Pages Schoolwear. Non-logo items are readily available on the High Street. All clothing and footwear should be clearly labelled with the child’s name.

HAIR

  • Hair should be worn neat and tidy and worn with no extremes of style or colour.
  • Line markings/shaved patterns are not permitted.
  • Long hair should be tied back.
  • Hair accessories (alice bands, hairbands, scrunchies, hair slides/clips) must be plain and of a neutral colour e.g. blue or black.

JEWELLERY AND MAKE-UP

Children can wear small, plain, stud earrings which they must be able to remove themselves for PE lessons.  Watches may also be worn and removed for PE lessons.  Smart watches are not allowed.

No make-up or nail varnish is permitted.

SHOES

Appropriate school shoes must be worn. Girls’ shoes must have a secure strap. No boots are permitted.

Valley Invicta Academies Trust has high expectations for all children to wear full school uniform according to this policy. Children will receive a ‘Missing Uniform’ letter detailing any uniform infringements and a 24 hour grace period to replace any missing items. Persistent uniform infringements may result in a child being sent home from school.  

SECOND-HAND UNIFORM

We have a pre-loved uniform Facebook page and regular face-to-face opportunities to buy second-hand uniform.

Unmarked uniform is offered first-come, first-serve each term.