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24/10/20

A very successful 1st PTA event of the year&what an amazing effort by all the children! A massive thank you to all the PTA that helped, your enthusiasm and of course a massive well done to Julie-Anne Clements who was out there everyday including in the rain!

24/10/20

🎃👻 And the winners are...🎃👻 https://t.co/BQkbDEmH6l

24/10/20

🎃👻 And the winners are...🎃👻 https://t.co/kwjLALctOT

24/10/20

🎃👻 And the winners are...🎃👻 https://t.co/UbjZleVXm2

24/10/20

🎃👻 And the winners are...🎃👻 https://t.co/EseFa37aeZ

24/10/20

🎃👻 And the winners are...🎃👻 https://t.co/IiMQsYurCY

24/10/20

🎃👻 And the winners are...🎃👻 https://t.co/GoY4qIYxTr

24/10/20

🎃👻 And the winners are...🎃👻 https://t.co/GccOy54Cnt

24/10/20

🎃👻 And the winners are 🎃👻 https://t.co/kyPoL85SW3

24/10/20

Miss Stevens had a really tough job picking out our 14 winners today - she even asked us to add a 15th prize for a highly commended entry which we all agreed was fantastic! https://t.co/DHyv5PQIV3

24/10/20

🎃👻 Thank you to each and every one of you who entered our Halloween competitions - you were all amazing🎃👻https://t.co/jhc26CSmbH

23/10/20

PTA update day 3 and 4 produced 190 entries. It’s your last chance to enter this morning.

21/10/20

Pupil voice - If someone tells you to bring a knife and threaten someone - don’t do it. If you see a crime scene report it to the police. This followed a talk by PSCO Matthews from the community safety team

21/10/20

Pupil voice - You could spend 16 years in prison for a knife crime. Tell a teacher if someone brings a knife to school. This followed a talk by PSCO Matthews from the community safety team

21/10/20

Thank you PCSO Matthews from the community safety team who came into school to discuss various topics - pupil voice comments to follow. https://t.co/xJW0su8NCF

21/10/20

Retweeted From Childnet

Cyberbullying is a form of bullying, and research reveals it affects 12% of young people in this country. Our guidance is designed to support schools in preventing and responding to cyberbullying. https://t.co/cpvomLkD00 https://t.co/uBy72rRdex

21/10/20

Helping making a difference with period poverty. Supplies available to all who require any via the office and the red box. https://t.co/DGueRV20s4

21/10/20

Reading is placed at the heart of everything we do here at VIPS Aylesford as is working closely with parents to ensure every child reaches their potential. We have created this video to help you feel confident when hearing your child read at home. https://t.co/jyhthVZTVJ

21/10/20

Miss Fafunso and Mrs Adams delivered a virtual assembly this morning with the theme: Black History Month. We value all! https://t.co/aaJ53kkb5G

21/10/20

Halloween competition day 2 update. The PTA took in 81 entries and would like say a massive thank you to the generous parent who contributed £10 for her son’s entries.

20/10/20

Daisy in Ash class after learning about Australia during world food day on Friday has kindly shown her class some of her families Australian collection. Well done Daisy for helping us have a clear vision of what to expect in Australia! https://t.co/hV3R3JZnmA

20/10/20

Thank to the PTA - who have come up with a socially distanced fundraiser. They will be there every morning to collect your Halloween entries (£1) per entry. We got 61 yesterday. Get crafty and every entry receives a small prize https://t.co/YeOnebTJpt

19/10/20

Our Big Question of the week: Is it the responsibility of the young to protect the planet? https://t.co/zv94oBkDT2

16/10/20

Wow that looks amazing - well done Ava. What an amazing lattice apple pie. https://t.co/jCL8GcXeqI

16/10/20

Using her Maths and Design and Technology skills here. Well done Aca. https://t.co/Qnl1fo6riK

16/10/20

Planning and Preparation and its looks like Ava has worked well in this. The pictures sum up each stage so well. https://t.co/1BLyhaO5qF

16/10/20

Proof is in the pudding. Lets follow the journey https://t.co/xhXxLysClB

16/10/20

After learning about China and creating a fact file, why not finish the day with Chinese food - a first time experience for some! https://t.co/Jfz0fOpQR1

16/10/20

Fact files about Argentina and making chocolita with dulce de leche in Sycamore and Elm https://t.co/6tr3Xzxfqr

16/10/20

Maple syrup on pancakes! The best fact we learnt about Canada in Maple and Willow class https://t.co/PdTK3NGB6A

16/10/20

Beech and Ash were learning about Australia - vegemite on toast, love it or hate it? Beautiful aboriginal art and discovering famous Australian people https://t.co/xLQMlcXReQ

16/10/20

Pizza making in Chestnut class - it’s great! https://t.co/DPZKkzleQ7

16/10/20

Learning all about Turkey in Year 3 - we really enjoyed the food! https://t.co/qQvkcKSgjz

16/10/20

Hazel Class enjoying learning about India https://t.co/6vUG1Sah7x

16/10/20

Well done to all our reading raffle prizes today https://t.co/IMB8LMP4Jk

10/10/20

Retweeted From BookTrust

Did you know it's today? We've put together a list of books that could help to raise awareness, increase understanding, or encourage children to start conversations about mental health: https://t.co/A1mA3BxI7e Pic: Anna Llenas https://t.co/iTAfVlOeKg

10/10/20

Retweeted From Childnet

Today is - we have created a list of what to do if you are concerned about a friend online. https://t.co/KTxrXwEmoq https://t.co/BDPxer5K8p

10/10/20

Have you read this? Is it on your read list? Let us know we love to hear what you are enjoying reading. https://t.co/a4jPYDilAn

10/10/20

Retweeted From SST Maidstone

Missed our Open Day? Catch up with the Headteacher’s Message and tour here! https://t.co/LGD7db4SfK

10/10/20

Retweeted From neighbourly.com

From community centres, to youth clubs, support groups and food banks, local good causes are crucial in their contribution to mental wellbeing in our communities https://t.co/TyEN9b8OWx

Promoting British Values

The DfE have recently reinforced the need “to create and enforce a clear and rigorous expectation on all schools to promote the fundamental British values of democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty and mutual respect and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs.” 

Embedded in our curriculum and in all aspects of our school life is the promotion of British Values, the values of democracy, the rule of law, individual right and responsibilities and respect and tolerance of others cultures and beliefs.

At Aylesford we want our pupils to be prepared for the next stage of their education, fully prepared for life in modern Britain and to make a successful contribution to society.