Welcome to Miers Court Primary School. We have much to be proud of at our school and the website offers just a tiny glimpse of life at our school.
We are a happy two form entry Primary and are proud of our reputation as a friendly and caring place where our children are encouraged to be the very best they can in all aspects of school life. Our children have a strong voice here; from our School Council to our House Captains, pupil leadership is highly valued and there are lots of opportunities for children to contribute to our school community.
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Our children have a strong voice here; from our School Council to our House Captains, pupil leadership is highly valued and there are lots of opportunities for children to contribute to our school community.
At Miers Court Primary School we believe in promoting a lifelong love of learning for everyone. We believe that creating inspirational experiences will foster independence and build self-belief allowing learners to constantly grow.
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Year 5 had a visit from an actual rocket scientist! Dr James Beck has worked in the space industry for 20 years, first t...
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There was a wonderful buzz throughout the school, as Book Week came to Miers Court this term. Watching the children enga...
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Thursday 14th March was a momentous day for the Year 3 children. They came in full of excitement and looked brilliant in...
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"On the 15th of January the Miers Court choir travelled to the O2 Arena and joined 8,537 children to become the You...
Viking day! In the morning, we learnt the different Viking runes, translated our names and even turned it into a piece of jewellery. After break time, we researched who our Viking Gods/Goddess' were then the battle commenced! Both clans were taught Viking battle sequences and one Macaw went against one Flamingo! For the afternoon, we completed a research study answering the question "Why were Viking longships important?" To answer this we had artifacts, newspapers and books to help. In good old tradition, we ended our day with a Viking feast then chanted down to the gate! Y4 presented all of our values for Viking day and it was very successful, well done everyone!
On Monday 2nd December, we were lucky enough to have a visit from our community librarian, Emily. She came and did a Christmas story time assembly for the whole school. Emily read us a story all about some adventurous corgis in London and shared the different London landmarks with us which are illustrated throughout the book. Emily brought along several Christmas books to show us just what is on offer at our local libraries. Did you know you can also borrow jigsaw puzzles? All families are welcome to pop along and see what's on offer.
On Tuesday, the children from the KS2 choir went to Rochester Cathedral for the Medway Music Association Carol Festival. It was an absolutely fantastic day, the children sang their hearts out and their behaviour was amazing. Two of our children read their reading brilliantly and our soloists sang beautifully. One of the organisers sent a message saying that the children were a credit to our school. Well done choir!
We are holding a number of limited capacity School Tours over the next few months, for anyone who may be considering Miers Court for their child in September 2025. These tours are an opportunity to see the school in action, and speak to our Principal or a member of the Senior Leadership team, as well as getting an opportunity to speak to pupils. Each tour is limited to a maximum of 8 families and booking must be made in advance by contacting the school office.
▼ Upcoming Parent Tour Dates (scroll down for more!) ▼
Saturday 30th November 2024 | 10-11am
Monday 2nd December 2024 | 1:30-2:30pm
Thursday 12th December 2024 | 9:30-10:30am
Friday 10th January 2025 | 9:30-10:30am