Picture Gallery
Year 6 Leavers Ceremony
DISCO FEVER!
The glitter, sequins and sparkles were unleashed on Thursday for the school disco. The children had a brilliant time dancing to the latest tunes and lots of great prizes for those who won the spot dance competitions.
We say a sad farewell to the Year 6s who danced their last 'Endowed Disco'. We wish them all the best and lots of luck for September.
BORN TO SHINE FINAL!
Sports Day
The rain held off for a fantastic Sports Day last Friday. Thank you to Whitstable Cricket Club for letter us use your amazing facilities and for being so accommodating and looking after us so well. Thank you to all the parents, carers and families that came along to support the children. They were all amazing! Congratulations to the house Winners Arcturus.
Year 6 The Greatest Show Production
Year 6 Residential: Day 3
Year 6 Residential: Day 2
Year 6 Residential: Day 1
Dream Louder Music Festival
Art Week
‘Awe and Wonder of our Natural World’ has been the theme of our Art week this week. Each year group have been delving into the wonders of our world under each of the four elements; Year 3 Earth, Year 4 Water, Year 5 Fire and Year 6 Air. Creativity through Art, Science, Music and Drama has been explored. The children have experienced visits from a local artist, Wonderdome, photographer and a parent sharing poetry. Please come and see some amazing highlights of our Art week on our ‘Fun Day’ afternoon on 28th June in the form of an exhibition in the school hall. Thank you to Jayne Hughes (Jasmine in Year 5’s Nan) and Julie Lliffe (Frannie in Year 6’s Mum) for volunteering to lead fantastic workshops for our children; and for the staff for planning such fabulous lessons this week.
World Culture Day
To celebrate World Culture Day each class has been researching different continents, traditions and festivals. From the Day of the Dead to the Masai Mara we have been around the world appreciating and understanding individual cultures.
World Book Day
What a brilliant week!
The children have had an exciting time taking part in workshops, visiting the beach, creating time machines and rat runs and taking part in the first ever Endowed Pet Show!
In celebration assembly today teachers awarded children ‘Scientist of the Week’ for excellent participation in activities. Thank you to everyone for making it such a success and all of our children for being full of wonder.
Please go to our website for lots of photos of Science Week and The Pet Show.
Miss Braid
Illustrator: Anita Mangan visit
We were delighted to welcome back Illustrator Anita Mangan. We hope all the children enjoyed the event with Anita Mangan last Friday. A big thank you to Mrs Cutts and our School Librarians who were brilliant in organising the book signing in the library after the event.
The circus came to town today as we held our very own Coronation Carnival. The school was a sea of red, white and blue. The children had a brilliant time with Circus Allstars, Whitstable Whippy ice-creams, popcorn and those children having school dinners enjoyed a special coronation lunch including mini Victoria sponges for pudding!
Well done to Mrs Cutts for organising such a brilliant day, we hope the children enjoyed themselves.
Word Refugee Day
What is World Refugee Day?
World Refugee Day is an international day designated by the United Nations to honour refugees around the globe. It falls each year on June 20th and celebrates the strength and courage of people who have been forced to flee their home country to escape conflict or persecution. World Refugee Day is an occasion to build empathy and understanding for their plight and to recognize their resilience in rebuilding their lives.
This year, the focus will be on the right to seek safety. Every person on this planet has a right to seek safety – whoever they are, wherever they come from and whenever they are forced to flee.
Our Support
Collective Worship
Our Ambassadors (Noah, Lily, Edith, Cleo, Clara & Noah) led the school in collective worship about World Refugee Day to bring awareness to the plight of displaced humans around the globe.
The ambassadors helped us all to think about the difficulties faced by thousands of people around the world. We reflected on and commemorated the strength and resilience that refugees display during the hardest of times.
It was an opportunity for us to think about human rights in the face of a global crisis and to consider how we can support refugees especially those from Ukraine.
The Ambassadors also arranged a cake sale to raise funds. With the help of Upper School who contributed with homemade and shop bought cakes – it was the largest cake sale the Endowed has ever seen!
Ukrainian Crisis
To support the Ukrainian crisis all the children participated with Upper School wearing Blue and Lower School wearing Yellow. After lunch the whole school ventured into the playground to create the Ukrainian Flag. We would like to thank the brilliant Mr Fisk who took this amazing aerial photograph.
