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10/07/26

Elm Class showed their moves in their class party!

03/07/26

Year 1 had a great time running their sprints for Sports Day!

03/07/26

Elm Class enjoyed Sports day and thank parents for all their support.

03/07/26

Year 4 in their hockey workshop earlier this week! Thank you  for putting on the fantastic sessions.

03/07/26

Year 4 loved the fitness circuit led by  . Thank you for visiting our school and giving our children a memorable experience. Video  

02/07/26

A huge thank you to Maidstone Warriors for a fantastic basketball workshop this week.

02/07/26

Our year 4, 5 and 6 girls had a brilliant time at the VIAT Girls’ Sports Festival this week.

02/07/26

Year 6 had a wonderful time at PGL!

29/06/26

Year 6 enjoyed their martial Arts session run by Matt Fiddes.

29/06/26

Year 4 thoroughly enjoyed their Mixed Martial Arts workshop led by Matt Fiddes. Thank you for the engaging session, the children loved it!

26/06/26

Elm Class have become very knowledgable about pirates and enjoyed reading their facts aloud.

25/06/26

Willow Class loved sharing their writing about our story The Pirates Next Door with the rest of the class. They made sure to use their storyteller voices!

24/06/26

Elder class have worked so hard creating their Kusama inspired sculptures.

19/06/26

Thank you to Miss Scott for arranging a cricket workshop for Year 3 to align with our PE topic this term. It was a brilliant and very sweaty morning!

19/06/26

What a fantastic morning we had at  for the VIPS Sports Day Finals. Congratulations to everyone who competed in the various events!

18/06/26

Congratulations to the KS2 boys football team who ended a fine season with an impressive run in the SITC tournament today, finishing runners up! Well done boys!

18/06/26

Well done to the KS2 girls football team who represented the school brilliantly at the SITC tournament on Wednesday. Despite the hot weather, the girls kept going and secured an impressive victory in their final match.

18/06/26

A huge thank you to Dr Crouch from  who delivered a brilliant science workshop to our year six classes about genetics.

18/06/26

Shiver me timbers, Elm Class are having a fantastic Pirates day and certainly look the part!

18/06/26

Year 6 were incredibly lucky this week as they were taken to see Matilda the Musical in London! A big thank you to our amazing PTA!

17/06/26

Some pupils from Year 3 met with local residents at our termly coffee afternoon. They talked about their learning and asked them questions about how the village has changed over time as part of their local history project.

17/06/26

Several of our Key Stage 2 children were welcomed into Appleton and Bradbury House at the British Legion Village today to help them celebrate the start of the football World Cup.

12/06/26

Our whole school had a fabulous day of science workshops today led by Chris from  We learnt so much about our world and how to take care of it in fun and practical ways! Thank you, Chris, we all had a super day!

12/06/26

Year 1 had a great time learning how to safely chop fruits today🍌🍓🍐

09/06/26

Congratulations to the Year 5 & 6 football team who played in the SITC Cup Final last Friday. The boys represented the school brilliantly and displayed great resilience despite a defeat to a strong Kings Hill side. Well done!

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Posted on: May 24th 2021

Resilience and Emotional Wellbeing Award

Valley Invicta Primary School at Aylesford has achieved the Kent School Award for Resilience and Emotional Wellbeing.

When applying for the award, a school has to be able to prove it has adopted a whole school approach to resilience and emotional wellbeing and an exemplary commitment to its action plan.

The letter confirming the award read: ‘I would like to congratulate you on your work to ensure all areas of the school community are nurtured, supported and are able to access appropriate support if required. We appreciate this achievement is due to strong leadership and a sustained effort by staff and students to remain focused on improving resilience and emotional wellbeing for the whole school community.’

Headteacher, Loni Stevens, said: “We are thrilled to have achieved this hugely important award. The wellbeing of our pupils, their families and staff is an absolute priority so this recognition cements the hard work put in by everyone to ensure we are committed to our plans moving forward. Well done to everyone who has been involved!”

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