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In Rainbow Fish Class this week, we talked gently about the meaning of the red poppy and how it helps us remember all the brave people who helped keep us safe. The children were wonderfully respectful at our visit to St Martin's Church as they watched the Swordfish Class in their moving remembrance service which inspired them to create their own poppy designs using different materials. 



November 12th, 2026 In Rainbow Fish Class this week, we talked gently about the meaning of the red poppy and ...

The Rainbow Fish Class have been reading the story of The Three Little Pigs and have enjoyed exploring different related ideas throughout the week. There has been so much creativity both inside and outside of the classroom; from learning about real pigs, engineering new houses and designing their own wolves out of different materials.  This selection of photographs are just a few of their ideas! 





November 8th, 2026 The Rainbow Fish Class have been reading the story of The Three Little Pigs and have enjoyed ...

In the first lesson of art this term Starfish Class learnt about how to create tone using a range of different media. The class spoke about how to create lighter and darker lines and how different media can be used to create different effects. For example; "If I use it on its side, the charcoal makes a lighter colour". The children will be using these skills to work on their drawing proficiency during the term. 

November 4th, 2026 In the first lesson of art this term Starfish Class learnt about how to create tone using ...

In our 'Understanding the World' lesson this week, Rainbow Fish Class were learning about Bonfire Night. After discussing Guy Fawkes and his failed plot, the children explored the celebration with various firework designs, created sparklers and set up a safe bonfire experience to role play. A fun fusion of history and glitter!

November 4th, 2026 In our 'Understanding the World' lesson this week, Rainbow Fish Class were learning about Bonfire Night. After discussing ...

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Reception 2027 Open Afternoons

Do you have a child who is due to start primary school in September 2027, or know someone who does? If so, our open afternoons are coming up in November and school tours are now available for booking. 🗓️Our Open Afternoon dates are Tuesday 10th and Wednesday 18th November.

Please use the contact details below to get in touch and book a tour with us! 📩 office@seabrook.kent.sch.uk | 📞 01303 238429

September 11th, 2026 / November 18th, 2026