This after school club is going down a storm. Each week Creepy Claws brings a different species of animal, from a collection of over 300. The children get to interact with the animals and learn all about them. I'm glad I missed last weeks club with the bird eating spider...............
Summer Fair 2019
Amazing turnout for our Summer Fair this year. Luckily the weather held off pretty much and a fun day had by everyone. A BIG thank you to all who helped and all who came. An update of amount raised will be posted shortly.
Live butterfly garden from Year 5
Watch carefully as one of our butterfly's emerges...............
Author visit April 2019
A fantastic day meeting Ross Montgomery. A masterclass in writing but who taught who? Ha Ha. Watch this space for future Swalecliffe Authors.
Seaside photography Yr 5
Swalecliffe School, along with other local schools belonging to the Coastal Alliance, are working with Turner Contemporary on a project called ‘Seaside photographed’ which aims for pupils to reflect on their experiences of growing up and living by the sea. Some Year 5 pupils were taken to the beach in order to capture their surroundings through photography. Some of the images taken across all schools will then be exhibited in a Coastal Alliance exhibition at Turner Contemporary’s Clore Gallery from the 24th May – 23rd June 2019. More to follow about this in due course.
Easter Art competion winners. Well done to all children that entered and it was interesting to see what Easter meant to you all. Have a very happy Easter break.
Maths Day Mar 2019
Who would have thought Maths could be fun!! An amazing day solving problems and showing the children that math is certainly not boring. Thank you to all the parents that came and joined in.
Comic Relief 2019
Comic relief 2019 as usual was a fun, active (R.E.D run every day) and creative red nose day. A big thank you to all who donated.
Welcome to the gallery! Please enjoy browsing the children’s work.
"2019 Spelling Bee.2nd place after Herne. Isla won year 6 and Christopher won year 5. They were very gracious in their defeat to Herne.
Some of our year 6 pupils took part in a photography trip to Whitstable beach with a brief to observe 'lines' within the local environment. We are incredibly proud of their efforts and the end results reflect a mature observation of their surroundings. If you would like to see these first hand you can visit the Beach Creative in Herne Bay between 29th March and 7th April where their work is being exhibited.
Our school council children and also some Chestfield residents have been consulting with Canterbury City Council on the new look playground in Chestfield.
