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The Folkestone Triennial is an arts festival held every three years in Folkestone and is taking place this summer/autumn from Saturday 19th July - Sunday 19th October 2025. We are part of it this year!

Yes! We are exhibiting our work at the Folkestone Triennial! A group of pupils from Years 3,…

A massive thank you to Kasana (Felix’s dad) for coming into school last week and running a Graphics Workshop for our Year one students. Kasana is a Graphic Designer and works on campaigns and projects by well-known brands.

He began the morning by explaining to the children what a Graphic…

Welcome back to the woods Year 2. 

Children listened to sounds and they found different trees in the area after solving riddles, learning about which features they can look at for tree identification (like bark, needles, leaves, catkins, smell etc.). 

Year 2 was challenged to build a tall…

This week, each Year 5 class have visited Canterbury Mosque as part of their RE unit on Islam. We were greeted by the Muslim volunteers who talked about the rules and expectations of the Mosque. These included removing our shoes and keeping a calm quiet as we moved around the building. We were…

Year 4 Fashion and Textiles club are pleased to announce that their butterfly dress is finished and now displayed at Canterbury Christchurch Bookshop!

Our club is being led by one of our Year 6 Art Leaders, Tamsin; we have been designing a butterfly dress inspired by our ‘whole school project’…

Last week there was a definite buzz about Science around the school! A whole school investigation was set called ‘Table Top Glaciers’ where children had to investigate what happened to an ice cube when it came into contact with water of different temperatures. This linked well to a discussion with…

A huge thank you to the lovely students from Simon Langton Girls School who visited Years 2 and 3 this week to run amazing work shop sessions as part of their own development and work towards their Art Award. All the children really enjoyed working with the students who were so kind, patient and…

On Tuesday, some year 5s and year 6s went to Polo Farm to play in a cricket tournament. First, Bridge 2 played Sheldwich 2. We started off with fielding and managed to get some wickets. We won and then faced Canterbury Primary School. We played well, we got 5 wickets and won again.

Our third…

On Tuesday 10th of June, ten children from yr4 went to polo farm to compete in a cricket tournament. Our first game was against Petham – we bowled lots of wickets and did some great batting to win the game. Our next game was against Canterbury. In the first half, the other team batted some great…

This week, Year 5 have visited The Pig for our final sessions of the year as part of their Adopt a School programme. The children made their own vegetable pizzas in their Garden Oven. They learnt how to shape the dough before choosing what toppings they wanted to add on. After a quick fire over…

As a Christian school we wish to strengthen and build relationships with other schools and communities. Last week we introduced a group of our pupils to those of Brabourne Church of England School for the first time; our intention is to build and develop a collaborative relationship within the…

Last week, we were very pleased to welcome a local Fashion Designer to our Fashion and Textiles after-school club. Dulcima is a sustainable fashion designer and creator who works from her studio in Barham village; she is also a musician.

Our small Year 4 club is being led by one of our Year 6…