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15/03/24

More photos! pic.twitter.com/xoWElhGxX5

15/03/24

Year 5 have been busy making Anglo-Saxon settlements this week. It was an enjoyable collaborative learning activity and we’re super proud of our final outcomes! pic.twitter.com/iBJIPqKceR

15/03/24

Year 6 have been preparing healthy meals as part of their DT this term. Delicious bruschetta and fruit meringues enabled the children to practise their chopping skills and sample a range of healthy treats! pic.twitter.com/vQsQda3LOO

14/03/24

As part of their learning about the circulatory system, Year 6 had a visit from Invicta Grammar School today to lead them through a heart dissection. They were amazed to see what they had learnt from diagrams in the - ahem - flesh! pic.twitter.com/O675TESFVs

14/03/24

Willow class have been making their plans for their very own Pudding Lane. We can't wait to see their final creations next week! pic.twitter.com/zPps8zgGUv

14/03/24

We have been exploring mass today. Our use of mathematical language has been mind-blowing! pic.twitter.com/1Jj54c80Qu

12/03/24

If only we could eat our lunch with giraffes and orangutans every day! What a lovely trip to Wingham Wildlife Park. pic.twitter.com/o7YM5nEynw

12/03/24

What a wonderful day! We had a rather wet experience but amazed the people at with our knowledge pic.twitter.com/boLmOQ5HTo

11/03/24

The Eco Council braved the elements to plant 240 trees along the back of the school field! Kindly donated via the - the trees are native trees, designed to encourage wildlife. The children worked so hard and loved every minute! pic.twitter.com/CxtWvtAm39

08/03/24

Well done to our Year 5s for winning the trust's Maths challenge this week! They even beat some of the teachers. pic.twitter.com/H0waGMg0Ui

07/03/24

We have had an amazing World Book Day today. Our characters have come in all shapes and sizes, with many, many authors represented. pic.twitter.com/jGBpkcV6po

07/03/24

Everyone has been involved in World Book Day today. We even saw with a group of children in Key Stage 1 (we think it might have been the Headteacher in disguise!) pic.twitter.com/ZVItPgUyum

07/03/24

Our Year 2 children in Mulberry Class look amazing in their World Book Day costumes! pic.twitter.com/QbkoJx9IAA

06/03/24

A lovely afternoon was had with Elm and Ash Class - we shared some of our favourite books and heard some amazing reading! pic.twitter.com/JbqWP0mXrt

06/03/24

Well done to the children in Elder class for successfully completing their Bike Ability course. pic.twitter.com/nmOlpCYOeX

06/03/24

As part of our World Book Day celebrations, EYFS and Year 6 spent the afternoon sharing their reading. It was a wonderful experience for all the children! pic.twitter.com/lHvdJISgYp

06/03/24

As part of our World Book Day celebrations, EYFS and Year 6 spent the afternoon sharing their reading. It was a wonderful experience for all the children! pic.twitter.com/UnXvwTWjHS

06/03/24

What a beautiful day to do a bit of team building in our P.E. lesson today 👫☀️ pic.twitter.com/g3hqqHO6YY

06/03/24

A huge thanks to Maidstone for ordering our World Book Day books. Every child will get to take home a book this week as part of our celebrations. I wonder which book they will receive? pic.twitter.com/NHMAhTfRqe

06/03/24

So proud of our Year 5 children who, as part of their learning in term 3, raised £163 for . pic.twitter.com/IQYtAJ0e0r

06/03/24

Year 1 are writing poetry this week. The most wonderful language is being used and it's fantastic to hear the children sharing their work. pic.twitter.com/6f8lhj43Pl

06/03/24

Some amazing artwork created by Year 4. They loved exploring how to create different colours using watercolour paints. We look forward to seeing their final pieces which will be based around the artwork of pic.twitter.com/KqzevXsSoy

05/03/24

Thank you so much to Cucina for the care and effort that they put in to presenting our lunches. It makes it a pleasure to have lunch at our school. pic.twitter.com/qaNy0bIbTY

05/03/24

Aylesford. Look what our art specialist Mrs Lovelock has created with the MDF you kindly donated! Special thanks to James. pic.twitter.com/st1oongEnw

01/03/24

Amazing teamwork in Year 2! We have learned how to measure in cm in maths, use a compass in geography and have transferred our skills to produce our own sketch maps of the local area. pic.twitter.com/rm4XBvQtH7

Outstanding Education

At Valley Invicta Primary School at Aylesford, we are proud of our achievements. Each year we grow from strength to strength and our results reflect this.

We set high expectations for our pupils and expect them to set high expectations for themselves. We want every pupil to excel and to feel successful.  

We are passionate about reading; it is at the heart of our curriculum. We believe success in reading leads to success not only in writing but through all areas of the curriculum. We want our pupils to read with enjoyment, to develop a real love of reading and to be confident, independent writers.

In maths, we want to create a life-long understanding of mathematics and for our pupils to become efficient mathematicians who are able to tackle real life problems logically and with perseverance.

Science provides the foundations for understanding the world around us. Through building key knowledge and concepts, pupils will develop a sense of excitement and curiosity about natural phenomena. Through our teaching of Science pupils will be able to: reason, predict, think logically, work systematically and communicate scientifically.

We believe in an enriched curriculum, that is broad and balanced and provides pupils with a wide range of experiences. We aim to ignite in them a lifelong zest for learning and a sense of wonder about the world.

Language and culture are deeply interconnected and we want our pupils to have an understanding and respect for other cultures as well as to develop an ear for and a love of learning languages. Therefore whilst at Valley Invicta Primary School at Aylesford our pupils will learn a Modern Foreign Language and work in partnership with our secondary subject leads to develop a new language.

We want to grow the talents of all pupils within an inclusive environment, which encourages them to aspire to greater heights, working to the very best of their ability.