A warm welcome to Seabrook Church of England Primary School’s website! Nestled between Folkestone and Hythe, Seabrook is situated beside Hythe Canal and mere metres from the English Channel. With approximately 107 pupils on roll, organised into four classes, we are one big family under the roof of our small school.

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For the upcoming Folkestone Trawler Race in August some of the Starfish and Jellyfish classes were asked to decorate a shell for their Kindness Project. The shells will be put up around the local area as part of a treasure hunt. I wonder if you will be able to find your own? Here are the children decorating their shells with this year's theme of mermaids and pirates. 

June 29th, 2026 For the upcoming Folkestone Trawler Race in August some of the Starfish and Jellyfish classes were asked ...

On Friday, the children made and tasted a selection of sandwiches. The aim was to decide which ones they thought the seagulls from our class story would hate to eat and therefore stop trying to steal the main character's lunch.  Although there were a couple that enjoyed the taste, it was unanimously decided that mustard would be the filling that would put the seagulls off - judging by some of their faces, most of the children too! 

June 29th, 2026 On Friday, the children made and tasted a selection of sandwiches. The aim was to decide which ...

What an amazing trip we had on Tuesday! The Starfish children visited both the Dungeness lighthouse and the RNLI Lifeboat.  The day started with a visit to the lighthouse, where the children climbed 169 steps to the top and learnt all about how it works, when it was built and how it was used. The views were amazing at the top and we had a fantastic tour guide who told us everything about the lighthouse. (He'd even visited Grace Darling's lighthouse up in Farnborough) After a spot of lunch, the we made our way over to the lifeboat station. The children had the chance to get a close up look of their boat and ask lots of questions about how RNLI. They shared all their understanding about water safety and even had the chance to try on uniform worn by the volunteers. The children asked fantastic questions and were captivated from beginning to end! Well done Starfish Class!


June 25th, 2026 What an amazing trip we had on Tuesday! The Starfish children visited both the Dungeness lighthouse and ...

What a fantastic day Swordfish Class had at Brockhill School. The children tried apple pressing and made some delicious fresh apple juice. The class learnt about sheep shearing and watched a live demonstration, followed by craft activities using the wool. The children had the pleasure of meeting all of the school's lovely animals and made flatbreads on an open fire! The day finished beautifully with a scarecrow making contest in which Seabrook came 1st! An incredible day, the children were fantastic ambassadors for our school, happy Friday! 

June 21st, 2026 What a fantastic day Swordfish Class had at Brockhill School. The children tried apple pressing and made ...

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Free School Meal (FSM) changes for the new academic year starting September 2026

2nd June 2026

 Dear Parents/Carers

IMPORTANT MESSAGE – PLEASE READ AND ACTION

 Free School Meal (FSM) changes for the new academic year starting September 2026

 The new Children's Wellbeing and Schools Act 2026 has extended eligibility for FSM to all children in households that are in receipt of Universal Credit from the start of the 2026/27 academic year.

 One of the main changes being introduced is the requirement to re-check a pupil's eligibility annually. For those currently receiving FSM these checks will be undertaken by Kent School Meals team during this term so that we can inform you of the outcomes before the new academic year starts. This may or not mean that your child is still entitled to FSM as this will depend on whether your household receives Universal Credit.

 What do parents/carers need to do?

 If you think your child may be eligible for FSM please use the link below to make an application as soon as possible, even if your child may not actually intend to have a school meal on a daily basis.

 

https://www.kent.gov.uk/education-and-children/schools/free-school-meals/apply-for-free-school-meals

 

Please make an application even if your child will be in KS1 next year (Years R, 1 and 2) and will receive the current Universal free school meals as the funding the school will receive for UFSM will be reduced from September as the government assumes a higher uptake of the new FSM.

 If you need any help with making an application or you have any questions about this please do not hesitate to contact the school office.

 A copy of this letter has been sent out via the app and can also be found on the ‘notices’ tab.

 Many thanks.

 Mrs Carter

Executive Headteacher

June 2nd, 2026 / September 30th, 2026