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15/10/21

Oak and Chestnut Class celebrated World Food Day today and we chose the country France🇫🇷 We learnt lots of facts, listened and danced to French nursery rhymes. We enjoyed tasting yummy French food including croissants, quiche, Brie and French bread. https://t.co/QogWdHmKXs

15/10/21

Year 2 have been learning all about Japan today and had the opportunity to make and taste some vegetable sushi. https://t.co/ewdYo0xRlx

15/10/21

Year 2 have been learning all about Japan today and had the opportunity to make and taste some vegetable sushi. https://t.co/pp1BUcpqjV

15/10/21

Nevaeh-Rose practising for assembly. https://t.co/VrgVCUv45Y via Live music and singing in school. What a wonderful start to this morning’s assembly.

14/10/21

Reading time in class. Help add extra books to the school library by buying books at the school book fair. We get 25% of sales back in books. https://t.co/FwJz7AfZB7

14/10/21

Food has been delivered ready for World Food Day tomorrow countries covered are France, Canada, Japan, Turkey, India, Greece and China https://t.co/XjyitdXEoW

14/10/21

Food has been delivered ready for World Food Day tomorrow https://t.co/T9MmhbjmsQ

14/10/21

Food has been delivered ready for World Food Day tomorrow https://t.co/sli525d736

14/10/21

Stationery and pointing hand also available to purchase - limited stocks though https://t.co/reuJkYVqGO

14/10/21

Young adult and junior reading books https://t.co/3sTSLtekZk

14/10/21

Junior reading books available to buy today https://t.co/Uda1OwaWiz

14/10/21

Selection of infant books book fair after school today https://t.co/DvT94OCjpB

14/10/21

Reminder book fair after school today in the school hall. https://t.co/2l2Dzzq8kx

13/10/21

Parent Showcase Sessions take place next week. Come and join your child in class and experience the excitement of learning together! https://t.co/VJ0rDpycdZ

12/10/21

Year 6 “restart the heart” training https://t.co/OMv10S2NzV

11/10/21

Can you have a go at this weeks PE challenge? Send in your videos, pictures and scores or tweet us at https://t.co/Y8YvIoHvSb

11/10/21

We value CPD for all staff https://t.co/5SvS5OeWO0

11/10/21

Retweeted From Valley Invicta Teacher Training (VITT)

Meeting two was held tonight for the VITT Leadership and Management training. The focus was levels of leadership and the meeting was full of rich discussion, sharing opinions and collaboration across the Trust. https://t.co/DCuYXrz1EF

08/10/21

Year 4’s science experiment this term looking at different types of drinks and the impact they have on our teeth. As you can see this shows how important brushing your teeth is! https://t.co/OoueIvrjHO

08/10/21

Birch class working hard in Art to create their mood boards for Roman mosaics! https://t.co/atQ9MDP110

08/10/21

Year 4 enjoying their steel band workshop earlier in the week! https://t.co/O0xtjdPNDx

08/10/21

Year 4 author workshop with Jack Meggit-Phillips and his new book ‘Revenge of the Beast’. The children designed their own monsters and can’t wait to read the book! https://t.co/mcdwjmtgPP

07/10/21

We want to see a world where no young person feels alone with their mental health. tomorrow is an opportunity to show every young person that they’re not alone; they are valued and they matter. We would like to invite all children to come dressed in something yellow https://t.co/r226IsEHnV

06/10/21

Having an amazing day! Thanks for having us https://t.co/q5QzWBl9YU

06/10/21

Workshop 2 - singing https://t.co/oNQ8tjouI8

06/10/21

Workshop 1 doodling https://t.co/vxaUS7DUDG

04/10/21

Year 3 warming up and learning scales https://t.co/2dot2Jx9UI

03/10/21

Retweeted From BookTrust

Sir Michael Morpurgo described Judith Kerr's classic When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit as 'the most life-enhancing book you could ever wish to read'. Now, we're giving you the chance to win a copy of the beautiful new 50th anniversary edition: https://t.co/IgxnlDihA8 https://t.co/N5bP2NrlVN

03/10/21

Retweeted From JD Corby

Year 6 Open Evening . Really fun to meet our next generation of historians, philosophers and geographers, with lots of interesting guesses as to what animal our skull was, and real enthusiasm for our diverse and inclusive curriculum. https://t.co/0CgKEpGrSS

03/10/21

We love having links with you and the community spirit you are showing

03/10/21

Fully agree with you ⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️

03/10/21

we are always needing more footballs 😁#PE https://t.co/QEvozCR6P6

01/10/21

The Rev. Ruth and volunteers along with a sample of the donations generously given by our parents and staff. https://t.co/oiPA0cVHse

01/10/21

Inside the food bank - see end picture for details on how to apply or donate https://t.co/vKwTQCBovl

01/10/21

Some Year 6 children helping deliver food to our local food bank. https://t.co/7mW2MjjLeb

01/10/21

Harvest festival https://t.co/TN3uftxpqB

01/10/21

All the staff at school would like to say a heartfelt thank you for all the food donations and the beautifully decorated boxes. These will be delivered by Year 6 to our local food bank run by St Peters Church https://t.co/wzD5L66TNh

01/10/21

Year 1 and 2 rehearsing for today’s harvest festival https://t.co/i7j5TVPcto

01/10/21

Theo, Year R telling us what the food is for. Thank you for the donations https://t.co/tRX5LFoz5C

01/10/21

So many children have created amazing food baskets for our local food bank. This is an example of one. https://t.co/nOStjmwGV5

Personal Development

Valley Invicta Primary School at Aylesford has Personal Development at the heart of our school learning journey.

We support children to acquire the knowledge, understanding and skills they need to manage their lives, now and in the future. As part of a whole-school approach, Personal Development education develops the qualities and attributes children need to thrive as individuals, family members and members of society. 

Personal Development prepares our pupils to manage many of the most critical opportunities, challenges and responsibilities they will face growing up in such rapidly changing and challenging times. It also helps them to connect and apply the knowledge and understanding they learn in all subjects to practical, real-life situations while helping them to feel safe and secure enough to fulfill their academic potential.