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11/03/25

A massive congratulations to Elsie in Mulberry Class for achieving her Level 1 award at gymnastics. Keep up the great work! pic.twitter.com/pKXeOPjtjB

11/03/25

Mulberry Class have been learning about different habitats and what they provide to animals in Science. We cannot wait to get outside and start investigating 🔎 pic.twitter.com/GQUnbfOMQA

07/03/25

Our Year 5 girls had a brilliant time the Kings School Netball Tournament today. They had some tough games but showed fantastic resilience and gave it their all! Well done girls! pic.twitter.com/O4P6A2dyOe

07/03/25

Year 1 have had a wonderful world book day. We have written book reviews, read wonderful stories and showed off our fantastic costumes! pic.twitter.com/qSJw92yCAT

07/03/25

Enjoying a love of books for World Book Day in Sycamore Class! pic.twitter.com/izIRkoqg4y

07/03/25

Year 5 love World Book Day! pic.twitter.com/5BoVyM5Aqb

07/03/25

To celebrate International Women’s Day tomorrow, some Year 3-6 girls took part in a footballing festival . The event was part of the FA’s Biggest Ever Football Session to show girls can and should play football! pic.twitter.com/qGTosYQU4I

06/03/25

Thank you to for organising our books. The teachers were delighted to receive their class set this morning and the children were excited to take home their choice of book at the end of the day. pic.twitter.com/IKZslD4WIL

06/03/25

Fantastic entries to the Book in a Jar competition this week from Ollie and Elsie in Birch Class! pic.twitter.com/UOP7qHwnh1

06/03/25

With World Book Week in full swing, year 4 have dropped everything and grabbed their books to read in the sunshine! pic.twitter.com/j1Tp5rRP6k

04/03/25

Year 6 have been learning about blood and the circulatory system in Science. They made their own blood samples to help them understand its components and what their functions are. pic.twitter.com/B5O7sQCJM9

04/03/25

Year 3 have been working on developing their oracy skills in English. Today, we worked in groups of 4 to write a 4 - verse poem about winter. This links to our class text Ice Palace. pic.twitter.com/vkNa5BsAfO

04/03/25

Huge congratulations to Frank in Year R who received this trophy at the weekend for his achievements in his first ever football session! Well done! pic.twitter.com/4jKgUb7kqK

03/03/25

Year 3 began their Art learning sequence last Friday, where their final piece will be a collage based on the Arctic or Antarctic. They loved looking at the artwork of Frances Hatch! pic.twitter.com/vLDc1bNs18

28/02/25

Another huge thank you to for their very kind donation! Year R have transformed the shop into Grandma's cottage from Little Red Riding Hood. pic.twitter.com/orzfMjFXb9

28/02/25

Year 5 had their first lesson on databases this term. They were able to sort, group and search answers to complete the Alien Quiz. pic.twitter.com/UcHQd2rFZw

28/02/25

Year 5 had their first lesson on Databases this term. They were able to sort, group and search answers to complete the Alien Quiz. pic.twitter.com/IK99vEZ3fj

28/02/25

Today some of our Year 5/6 boys had the opportunity to take part in a training session led by . It was a great learning experience for the boys, who came away full of enthusiasm! pic.twitter.com/AWuhVk3GWQ

27/02/25

Our Year 6 debating team took part in the School's Debate with the Mayor today at the Council Chamber in Kings Hill. They were very brave and all spoke in the debate using a microphone. We are very proud of them all. Politicians in the making! pic.twitter.com/uhA9e7LIuy

12/02/25

If you can help in any way, please do get in touch! pic.twitter.com/mWdY48b7ZR

12/02/25

A huge thank you to for their generous donation. The children are absolutely loving the new addition to the playground, we have great plans to decorate and make it into a shop. We look forward to showing you the finished result! pic.twitter.com/r85ghd8Abr

10/02/25

Elder Class had great fun last week completing work and activities based around Child Mental Health Week. We thought about what helps our mental health and how to express our emotions. pic.twitter.com/gqArZB5C1m

07/02/25

As part of our Mental Health Awareness Week, we have looked at the importance we play in groups. We also recognise that we are all unique and special. pic.twitter.com/FcGrBtljVe

07/02/25

Elm Class have really enjoyed their print making afternoon. It has been great to learn about the pressure that is needed to create a mark on the tiles. pic.twitter.com/yfAg2ZM5dE

07/02/25

Year 5 were thrilled to receive a signed photograph from Tim Peake. We certainly loved learning about him. pic.twitter.com/PzHV3dtuPK

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Posted on: March 22nd 2021

£1,000 from Bags of Help

Valley Invicta Primary School at Aylesford is delighted to announce it has been given £1,000 from Tesco’s Bags of Help community grant scheme.

Bags of Help is run in partnership with community charity Groundwork, and sees grants awarded to thousands of local community projects every year.

Since launching in 2015, Bags of Help has provided more than £68 million to almost 30,000 local community projects across England.

Tesco colleagues have come together virtually up and down the country to vote and it was recently confirmed that Valley Invicta Primary School at Aylesford has been awarded £1,000, which will be to buy new musical instruments to ensure every child has access to instruments during their music lessons.  

With voting not currently running in stores, Tesco colleagues have worked together to decide which three local projects in their region should be awarded a grant of £1,000.

Claire de Silva, Tesco’s Head of Community, said: “Bags of Help contributes funds to community projects up and down the country and whilst our customers have not been able to vote in this round, we’ve been delighted by the number of colleagues who have come together to choose projects in their local areas. In what has been an extremely tough year, we’re looking forward to seeing these projects providing support for their communities brought to life.”

Groundwork’s National Chief Executive, Graham Duxbury, said: “Tesco community grants continue to enable local communities across England to improve the local spaces and places that matter to them. The diversity of projects that are being funded shows that local communities have a passion to create something great in their area. We are pleased to be able to be a part of the journey and provide support and encouragement to help local communities thrive.”

Funding is available to community groups and charities looking to fund local projects that bring benefits to communities. To find out more visit www.tesco.com/bagsofhelp.

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