On Wednesday, Cliffe Woods Primary School had an inspirational visitor – Sarah Haskins- a member of England’s Women’s Amputee Team, who told us about the challenges of getting to the World Cup in Columbia and the exciting games. England came 5th overall! She is also the parent of the two children...
Mrs Tinkler, Miss Clear, and our school's eight Wellbeing Ambassadors attended this year’s Children’s Wellbeing Event at the Corn Exchange. The event was organised by Medway Council, and the theme was ‘Know Yourself, Grow Yourself.’ It was a fun-filled afternoon with lots of well-being activities that the children thoroughly enjoyed.
Last night, on 28th January, Cliffe Woods participated in a Holocaust memorial service hosted here at the school. The pupils from Cliffe Woods performed a powerful skit titled ‘A Light in the Attic.’ The event was filled with poignant poems, heartfelt presentations, reflections, and prayers from special guests consisting of 3...
Our Year 6 children have once again had the opportunity to take part in the educational escape room programme, run by Medway Council Youth Service. This gives the children opportunities to work collaboratively, communicate and solve problems as a team. The feedback we have received from the Youth Development Team has...
Once again, here at Cliffe Woods, our families have shown their generosity in supporting the Blythswood Shoebox appeal. We know that there will be many thankful recipients of these wonder Christmas gifts.
One of our children, Jude in Year 3 was fortunate enough to play football with his team, Next Level. They played all four of Manchester United’s youth academy teams - one of whom are signed to professional contracts with Manchester United (and were rather exceptional to watch!). Jude scored one...
Well done to all the children involved in raising money for Barney, our Therapy dog, and the Canine Concern charity. Lots of cakes, bracelets and bookmarks were made all week by the pupils and sold to their peers and staff. The children raised an amazing £164.87
Well Done to our pupils who attended a Mental Health awareness event with Mrs Tinkler and Miss Clear. Their pictures representing 'My Voice matters' were chosen by Medway council and the lucky winners received a voucher for Ninja Warrior.
Do you have any spare fidget toys? If so, we would be grateful for any donations that we can add to our collection for playtimes. These can be dropped off at the school office or at the coffee box and we will put them out for pupils to play with. Thank you! ...
In celebration of World Book Day, our Key Stage 2 pupils spent a wonderful morning with author and poet, Sam Gayton. Sam has written over 15 books, including The Last Zoo and World Weavers. He spoke about his own journey to becoming an author, read poems and raps that the...