Mr Allen’s parents, Julie and Lester Allen, once again presented prizes for the most improved artist in Key Stage One and the best artist in Key Stage Two. Art was chosen as the focus for this award due to Mr Allen’s incredible creativity and love of the arts. We are very...
Years Five and Six had a very informative afternoon on June 28th, when they had the chance to speak to people from various professions about career opportunities. The visitors ranged from engineering companies, podcasters, road safety engineers, forensic scientists, and biomedical practitioners to careers in football (non-playing) and British diplomats....
Well done to all the children involved in raising money for Barney, our Therapy dog, and the Canine Concern charity. Lots of cakes, bracelets and bookmarks were made all week by the pupils and sold to their peers and staff. The children raised an amazing £164.87
Well Done to our pupils who attended a Mental Health awareness event with Mrs Tinkler and Miss Clear. Their pictures representing 'My Voice matters' were chosen by Medway council and the lucky winners received a voucher for Ninja Warrior.
The Woodville was abuzz on Tuesday 26th March 2024, with the melodious celebration of Aletheia's remarkable journey through music. With the meticulous organisation from the Headteacher of St Botolph’s C of E Primary School, Mrs Amy Chitty, and the skilled guidance of Stone St. Mary’s C of E School’s Headteacher,...
We are delighted to say that we have another budding success story in football. Mason in Year 6 has been signed for Chatham Town Under 12s, and he plays up front. We are very proud of his achievements.
Do you have any spare fidget toys? If so, we would be grateful for any donations that we can add to our collection for playtimes. These can be dropped off at the school office or at the coffee box and we will put them out for pupils to play with. Thank you! ...
To celebrate Mothers Day this year, we held two mothers’ day tea afternoons, which were very successful. Family members enjoyed scones, jam and cream as well as a welcome cuppa, served by their children. They also all received a growing daffodil arrangement, which looked beautiful and will give pleasure in...
This World Book Day, we had so much fun celebrating reading! Staff and pupils were invited to come dressed as someone from a book who has inspired them and it was great to see the range of costumes, from David Attenborough to Emmeline Pankhurst! The children also took part in a...
In celebration of World Book Day, our Key Stage 2 pupils spent a wonderful morning with author and poet, Sam Gayton. Sam has written over 15 books, including The Last Zoo and World Weavers. He spoke about his own journey to becoming an author, read poems and raps that the...