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25/09/26

Shoutout to Reid in Pine Class for completing the summer reading challenge!

25/09/26

Pine class have used oil pastels to create still life artwork in the style of Lucy Culliton.

21/09/26

Pine class have been learning all about magnets in Science this week 🧲

18/09/26

The sunflower competition spread plenty of summer joy last term! Here are the winners with their sunflowers and prizes. 🌻🌻🌞🌞

11/09/26

Matilda had a brilliant time performing in a dance show with her friends at Stage Coach recently - Well done Matilda!

11/09/26

Well done to Raluka in Pine. Lass this week for her incredible swimming achievements. 2 gold medals and a bronze medal in front crawl, back stroke and even butterfly. An impressive achievement!

11/09/26

A HUGE shoutout to Austin in Pine Class this week for completing a scoot, run and bike Triathlon in Brighton. He demonstrated determination and resilience to complete the event and really rose to the challenge! Well done Austin :)

10/09/26

Elder class investigated Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution in science this week, exploring how he noticed that birds had adapted their beaks to their environment.

04/09/26

Elder class thoroughly enjoyed their geography learning launch today learning all about life in ‘The Americas’

02/09/26

Pine class had a great first Spanish lesson yesterday introducing ourselves using puppets! 🇪🇸

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!

Clubs

At Valley Invicta Primary School at Aylesford, we aim to provide a wide range of extra-curricular clubs that allow pupils to explore their interests, develop new skills and enjoy learning beyond the classroom.

Our clubs form an important part of our wider curriculum and personal development provision. They provide opportunities for pupils to discover new talents, build confidence and develop positive relationships with others. Activities are designed to encourage participation, creativity and teamwork while supporting pupils’ physical, social and emotional wellbeing.

We endeavour to offer a varied programme of clubs each term so that there is something for everyone. These may include activities such as mindfulness, sports, creative arts, cookery, science experiments and many other opportunities (depending on the term and pupil interests).

Through participation in clubs, pupils are able to:

  • Develop new interests and talents
  • Build confidence, resilience and teamwork skills
  • Improve physical health and wellbeing through active opportunities
  • Express creativity and explore different hobbies
  • Work collaboratively with pupils from different year groups
  • Enjoy meaningful experiences beyond the taught curriculum

Providing a wide range of enrichment opportunities helps pupils broaden their horizons and supports their wider personal development, allowing them to develop skills and interests that will benefit them both in school and beyond.