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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After reading the story of the Little Red Hen, the children in Rainbow Fish Class have been learning how bread is made  from farm to plate. They have explored different kinds of breads and made their own farm scenes with wind and watermills. 

October 7th, 2026 After reading the story of the Little Red Hen, the children in Rainbow Fish Class have been ...

This afternoon, Jellyfish Class took their English learning outside.  The children have been planning a story, and used their plans to tell their stories to each other before writing them. It was lovely to be out in the fresh air and they did a super job.

October 7th, 2026 This afternoon, Jellyfish Class took their English learning outside.  The children have been planning a story, and ...

This week in geography, Starfish Class were talking about how they felt about the playground. The children decided on 3 features to look at in the playground; the quiet area, the games and the reflection area. The children then decided how they felt about them and why. 

October 6th, 2026 This week in geography, Starfish Class were talking about how they felt about the playground. The children ...

What a wonderful day the children in Rainbow Fish have had!  After showing off their amazing singing skills and patiently watching the other performances at the Harvest Festival, we had a busy afternoon making vegetable soup!  Chopping their own ingredients and asking thoughtful questions as they watched the cooking process, the overwhelming consensus on taste was a huge thumbs up!  Looking forward to hearing if the recipe has been tried again at home.  A “souper” success! 🥦🥔🫑🧅🫛🥕

October 5th, 2026 What a wonderful day the children in Rainbow Fish have had!  After showing off their amazing singing ...

This week the Rainbow Fish have been learning all about harvest time and where our food comes from. The children explored a variety of vegetables, talked about how crops are grown and discovered how they travel from the farm to the shop. The children also got creative and helped paint a class combine harvester! The class loved talking about how these amazing machines help farmers collect crops from the field, ‘spitting out the sticks’ they do not need but how also harvesting crops can be as simple as collecting ripe fruit or vegetables from gardens, allotments and even gathering other edible fruits and vegetables from the wild. 



October 1st, 2026 This week the Rainbow Fish have been learning all about harvest time and where our food comes ...

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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. 🗓️

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