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20/12/24

Year 3 making their moving monsters with a pneumatic system in DT this week! pic.twitter.com/pFhywnBqRM

20/12/24

Yesterday, Year 3 was joined by a WaterAid volunteer. The children saw how the money they raised will help people all across the world. Thank you for delivering the assembly to our children. pic.twitter.com/MUpcvSFAWc

20/12/24

We all enjoyed a wonderful Christmas dinner cooked by Amanda and our Cucina team and we had crackers provided by our amazing PTA. Merry Christmas. pic.twitter.com/7Rt0JmjJIl

19/12/24

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19/12/24

Year 5 are so proud of their artwork raising £137 for . We are sending some Christmas cards and Lino prints to the hospital to thank their staff and hopefully bring some Christmas joy to the children. pic.twitter.com/aVXp6xELfj

13/12/24

EYFS have raised over £100 for the Salvation Army’s Be a Star Christmas campaign by baking and decorating biscuits this week. pic.twitter.com/ySQOcuYpIH

13/12/24

Our choir visited Bradbury House in the RBLI village and sang some lovely Christmas songs for the residents. pic.twitter.com/SLp0F6kmai

13/12/24

Gymnastics results are in! Special shout out to the following children: Alarna - 1st place UKS2 🥇 Sofia - 2nd place UKS2 🥈 Mia - 3rd place UKS2 🥉 Zeynep - 3rd place UKS2 🥉 All teams placed 1st, 2nd or 3rd out of 7 schools. Well done Aylesford! pic.twitter.com/Ouuvm6sAf3

13/12/24

Year 4 had lots of fun in science this week finding out whether materials are conductors or insulators. pic.twitter.com/9Z5vdBjyDR

12/12/24

Year 2 have learned so much about cooking in DT this term. They showed an impressive range of skills to bake their flatbreads and make dips to go with them. They absolutely loved eating the finished products too! pic.twitter.com/G78AizSkCI

12/12/24

Amazing concentration in our DT lesson in Year 2. The children have developed their cutting, chopping and slicing skills ready to make their healthy snacks. pic.twitter.com/XmUJIxPmsG

12/12/24

Despite the wet weather on Tuesday, Year 3 still completed their sponsored walk for . Thank you to everyone who has donated. If you would still like to donate the link is below! https://t.co/yNVQGJncBd Every penny is very much appreciated. pic.twitter.com/r0N2cSY5qC

10/12/24

SANTA DASH 2024 🎅🏻 Thanks to our parents, staff and friends and a brilliant effort from all of our children, we managed to raise a huge £796 for Crisis! pic.twitter.com/5hzURetvRy

10/12/24

Year 3 loved observing different types of soils in Science. We looked at the texture and appearance! pic.twitter.com/ujXnb1n5nh

09/12/24

We are all working hard to improve our vocabulary and Ewan in Year 3 used our Word Of The Week in his writing and received his prize in assembly. So far we have had spontaneous, propelled and surprise. pic.twitter.com/vO8ru4xhMX

09/12/24

Thank you so much to for our blind football resources. The children will absolutely love using these as part of our drive for sport for all. pic.twitter.com/1Le7BiCcb1

06/12/24

Aylesford’s amazing Santa Dash fundraising for Crisis at Christmas. So proud of everyone who took part and supported. pic.twitter.com/J76DvHxq6I

06/12/24

We really enjoyed our geometry lesson, finding 2D shapes, in our environment. pic.twitter.com/rKYdVTXdrL

06/12/24

As part of Year 3’s learning, they are aiming to raise money for WaterAid to help people who don’t access to clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene. They are taking part in a sponsored walk and any donations would be greatly appreciated! https://t.co/yNVQGJncBd

06/12/24

Huge thank you to who very kindly donated this Christmas tree for our school hall! pic.twitter.com/TQ9dWN1dzO

06/12/24

Ash class have printing their lino! We are very proud of how effective they look! pic.twitter.com/P6Bn2IUIeC

28/11/24

Year 5 have been cutting their Lino ready to print next week. Can you spot any of the London landmarks? pic.twitter.com/7NGnjgSb31

26/11/24

Year 5 had a brilliant time at The London Eye and River Cruise to inspire their learning this term. pic.twitter.com/JEPzi7EqRL

26/11/24

Year 5 had a brilliant day visiting the London Eye and River Cruise to inspire their learning this term! pic.twitter.com/VZRWEZ2qQf

22/11/24

Sofia, in Year 6, has worked hard to enhance her learning, making an Anderson Shelter out of materials found at home! Next week, Year 6 will be creating their own shelters in DT, further developing their WWII knowledge! pic.twitter.com/VNGzaptqN2

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Posted on: January 31st 2020

Fantastic feedback!

Thank you to all the parents who responded to the Parent Questionnaire.

One of the questions included, was: "What qualities do you feel is important for your child to leave school with?"

We loved some of your responses and completely agree!  You can see some of the responses below:

  • Kindness – treat all with respect and kindness: Self-belief – to believe in yourself and know they can achieve anything they set their minds to. That it is ok to make mistakes and fail but to learn from it.
  • Manners, Kindness, empathy, good understanding of the world, education.
  • Obviously a good education but also confidence and good self-esteem. Manners and respect for others is also and must and to be kind.
  • The ability to know right from wrong, how to treat other people and make sure they know how to deal with situations.
  • Respect, Driver, Manners and get along with others.
  • Confidence! Children should be happy and confident in themselves and their abilities.
  • Intelligence, good people skills, self-discipline.
  • To leave knowing the difference between right and wrong, to put them in good stead for their future schooling. To be confident enough to speak up if something is bothering them, to have positive relationships with teachers and those of trust. To be kind to those around them.
  • Kindness to others, empathy, confidence in own ability and empathy.
  • Respect tolerance and responsibility for own behaviour. Kind, considerate with an awareness of the needs of themselves and others, empath, well rounded.
  • We would love our child to leave the school feeling confident, happy with a good work ethic. We believe you are doing a great job.
  • Respect for class mates and staff, follow rules with rejection.
  • Respect for themselves and others regardless of race/religion/sex/disability. An enquiring mind, confidence in themselves, a love of learning, consideration and empathy, imagination and taking responsibility.
  • Confidence, educated, self-awareness.
  • An understating of the importance of kindness and acceptance of others. The highest possible academic attainment for the Childs personal ability. A good moral standing without using religion to underpin it. Sense of right and wrong.
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