Welcome to Miers Court Primary School
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.
Shining Bright, Aiming High
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.
Pupil Voice
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.
Ethos & Values
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.
House Points
Latest News
25/12/12 00:00:0012 Dec 2025
Visit to Spice Fusion
Year 5 visited Spice Fusion to find out about Indian food and customs. The visit was made to support our learning on Ind...
25/11/25 00:00:0025 Nov 2025
Anti-Bullying Song
On Thursday, 24 children from Years 4, 5 and 6 spent an inspiring day with Nathan Timothy, the founder and CEO of The So...
25/11/14 00:00:0014 Nov 2025
Children in Need
The children have had a wonderful time today raising money for Children In Need. The school was full of bright colours...
25/10/10 00:00:0010 Oct 2025
CPR Training
Year 6 have been learning about the circulatory system and the importance of a healthy heart. This week, the children ha...
Macaw did art outside today We made the most of the beautiful sunshine and made our ancient Maya masks in the happy garden We followed our designs and used different skills to carefully make our masks from clay. Watch this space next week for when we have painted and finished them
Today, Marie from Medway Council visited our school to help us learn how to cross the road safely. We learned our golden rule: always hold your grown-up's hand We also discovered the importance of stopping, looking, listening, and thinking before crossing. Along the way, we learned some fantastic new vocabulary: pedestrian, vehicle, kerb, and traffic To finish, we put our skills into practice by crossing a special training roadwhat a great way to learn!
Don't forget to nominate a member of our Staff for a THAT Staff Award! It's quick, easy, and only takes a few minutes - a great way to recognise the staff who make a real difference to school life. Remember: Parents, carers, guardians and pupils are all encouraged to submit nominations Nominations must be at least 250 characters There's no limit to how many nominations you can make Submit your nominations online: bit.ly/StaffAwards2026 or via a postcard at our school office. Please make sure you submit your nominations by April 24th. Let's come together to celebrate the amazing people who support, inspire, and care for our school community every day. Thank you! #staffawards
Today, we had the amazing experience of an iRock assembly. The children got to hear James play a variety of instruments and join in with some songs. Allen, Scarlett, Jamie and Astrid also got to form their very own band and played 'We Will Rock You' with the help of James - we were very impressed. Information about how to apply for lessons has gone out via email and a flyer has gone out as well. If you would like your child to have lessons, please get in contact with them to set it up. Rock on!
Where you can find us
Book Week 2026
Find out what we got up to this year!
We have had such a fun time celebrating Book Week 2026 here at Miers Court. Each phase has been focusing on a specific book and using this as inspiration for their reading and writing, as well as enjoying some additional book-based opportunities!
Find out more about what we got up to, and catch up with this week's Masked Reader challenge, by clicking the link below!