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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This term Year R have been thinking about what they’d like to be when they grow up! They’ve learnt about lot...
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Our school choir did us proud when they ventured to the O2 this week for the annual Young Voices concert! Their behaviou...
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Our school council elves have been out spreading the Christmas cheer as they delivered hand made Christmas cards to some...
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In the morning, we learnt the different Viking runes, translated our names and even turned it into a piece of jewellery...
Flamingo Class' amazing artwork from book week!
On Tuesday the choir went to the Central Theatre in Chatham to join other school choirs at the KS2 Medway Music Festival. The children had a fabulous time and were a credit to the school. They spent the afternoon rehearsing and then performed in the evening. We were so proud of how beautifully the children sang, how carefully they watched the conductor and how much energy and enthusiasm they put into each song. It was a wonderful performance and a great evening of singing. A huge thank you to MMA for organising the event, the grown ups that helped on the day and to everyone that supported the children and came to watch them perform.
Year R started our book week off by unwrapping our book for the week 'Pigs might fly'. We had read the Three Little Pigs the week before so this followed on nicely to find out what happened next. In the story the wolf is up to his usual bad tricks, this time stealing fuel and destroying aeroplanes! We enjoyed learning new words linked to the book, describing what the wolf and the pigs are like and using the book as our influence for Drawing Club! Our dance with Miss and Mrs Ridley was lots of fun and was linked to our stories, we were swirling and whirling and even wiggling! We dressed up as our favourite book characters and enjoyed being able to tell each other what stories we were from, sharing why we liked those stories and the characters. We also shared books with Year 2 and Year 6 as part of Book Day. We had a great Book Week, from potatoes that looked like caterpillars, to swapping our pre-loved books for something different, dancing, story telling, DEAR (drop everything and read, even though the bell confused us and we were ready to practise for a fire evacuation!) and so much more!