The British Hovercraft Company (BHC) got the whole of our school buzzing on Tuesday 29th March when they visited with one of their Hovercraft to help us conclude our Hovercraft STEM Project. Mr Benn Bristow (Director and Chief Hovercraft Pilot … Continue reading
Our Girls’ Football team has been very busy this year. The first match following the Festive break was against Warden House. This was in the Hammond Cup and it proved to be a fantastically close and exciting match with Ella … Continue reading
We are delighted to report that Deal Parochial recently won the Kent LTA Tennis Award for School of the Year for 2021. This is wonderful recognition of our inclusive tennis programme, which continues to thrive thanks to the dedication and … Continue reading
17th December 2021 On 17th December, Year 3 led our Christingle Service which was attended by the Year 3 parents and sent via a Live-Link to the rest of the school. In the service the children spoke about the significance … Continue reading
Throughout December, Year 2 have enjoyed a daily helping of exciting science in our School Science Advent Calendar. – Great fun was had by all!
On 9th December, children had fun learning about density in the Y3/Y4 After-School Science Club. Several enticing experiments were undertaken. These included making lava lamps with oil, water and fizzy vitamin C tablets, extinguishing a candle flame with carbon … Continue reading
December’s ECO Science Club was all about Coral Reef Science. Y5 and Y6 pupils learnt how vital coral reefs are to the marine environment, how climate change (through warmer sea temperatures and ocean acidification) is detrimental to the reefs’ survival, … Continue reading
Feliz Navidad
At Science Club on Thursday 18th November, children worked in pairs, inserting a galvanized nail and a penny coin into either a lemon or lime, to make a battery. Each battery was tested with a voltmeter and found to produce … Continue reading
Both our science clubs commenced in w/c 8th November with sessions about heat conduction and insulation to mark the end of the Global Climate Conference, COP 26, in Glasgow. In the first conduction demonstration, children were amazed that the colder … Continue reading
