Our Fun Friday was extra wild this week as children celebrated Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday by dressing up as explorers, rocking animal prints and coming to class as all sorts of amazing animals! It was a wonderful way to celebrate his incredible contribution to the natural world and encourage a love of wildlife and conservation. To view more pictures please click on the below link:
This term, the boys A team wrapped up their league campaign in style with an emphatic 5 - 0 win over St Mary’s. Played on a fast-paced pitch, the match was end-to-end, with goals from Louis, Alfie, Rory and a superb brace from Beau. At the other end, Louis B delivered a masterclass in goal to keep the opposition at bay. A fantastic team performance - well done to all on a great season!
The boys’ B team played against a strong Whitstable Juniors side on Tuesday. Despite putting in a competitive and determined performance, they succumbed to a 7–1 defeat, with Phillip scoring an outstanding goal for the team. Well done to all the boys for their effort and commitment throughout!
The Year 5 boys walked to Whitstable Juniors for a local derby. In a fast-paced, action-packed encounter, the boys produced an excellent performance to secure a fantastic 3–1 victory!
The team should be incredibly proud of their effort, teamwork and determination throughout the match. There is certainly plenty to be excited about for next year!
What a season for the Whitstable Town Girls’ U10’s Red Team! 
After an unbeaten season and finishing 25 goals clear at the top, the girls capped it off in style on Sunday by winning the Shield!
Bearsted FC was a real battle. The team found themselves 3-2 down but showed incredible determination and character to come back and win 5-3. A huge well done to Eliza, who captained the side brilliantly and to Lily for earning Player of the Match in the final.
Happy 100th Birthday to Sir David Attenborough!
Inspired by Sir David’s lifelong champion of the natural world, our Y3 and Y4 children marked this special occasion with a visit to our local beach. They explored with excitement asking thoughtful questions, noticing tiny details in the sand, sea and shoreline, and turning what they saw into creative artwork. A fitting celebration of nature, learning and children’s curiosity.
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We were delighted to mark May Day with a special school visit from Dead Horse Morris, a lively Morris dancing side from Whitstable in Kent! Made up of the Dead Horse Morris Men and their ladies’ team, the Broomdashers, the group performed a regional style of traditional English Morris dance - full of energy, colour and centuries-old tradition.
