Seabrook Church of England Primary School

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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To kick start their literacy learning, the Rainbow Fish Class have been exploring diferent poetry texts. Reciting familiar nursery rhymes, learning new vocabulary and developing listening skills, the children enjoyed extending their understanding of poems by representing the characters and retelling the narrative. 

September 19th, 2026 To kick start their literacy learning, the Rainbow Fish Class have been exploring diferent poetry texts. Reciting ...

After a week exploring the story of Elmer by David McKee and enjoying a variety of Elmer related activities, the Rainbow Fish had a wonderful day reading to the end of the book. We discussed what makes us all different and why this should be celebrated. Each child had the opportunity to share the item they brought in from home and explain why it was special to them. It was lovely to see their interactions while we celebrated our differences, spreading colour and happiness — especially when making their Elmer models. A fabulous herd and an amazing way to rejoice in our vibrant diversity! 



September 19th, 2026 After a week exploring the story of Elmer by David McKee and enjoying a variety of Elmer ...

This week in Design Technology Starfish Class were making their own pivots and levers using a variety of materials. First they created different types of levers by changing the position of the pivot. They then tried using things around the classroom to create a pair of scissors. 'The children found the paper cut better when the pivot was in the middle and the scissors were also easier to hold'. 

September 17th, 2026 This week in Design Technology Starfish Class were making their own pivots and levers using a variety ...

As part of PE in Starfish class this term the children are exploring stretches and different poses in yoga. Here they are trying out plane, tree and mountain pose. The children were able to recognise that focussing on a fixed point helped them to become more stable when trying to balance. 

September 17th, 2026 As part of PE in Starfish class this term the children are exploring stretches and different poses ...

The first week of term in Starfish Class has been a fantastic one. The children have engaged in their learning brilliantly, putting their hands up to share ideas. They have also begun some work on mechanisms in Design Technology and explored how pivots and levers work. Excellent Starfish!

September 14th, 2026 The first week of term in Starfish Class has been a fantastic one. The children have engaged ...

Upcoming Events

Flu Immunisation

October 1, 2026 Flu Immunisation

Seabrook Harvest Festival 9:00 to 9:40am  - parents invited. 

October 2, 2026 Harvest Festival

Parent/Carer Evening

October 14, 2026 Parent/Carer Evening

 Parent/Carer Evening

October 15, 2026 Parent/Carer Evening

End of Term 1

October 22, 2026 End of Term 1

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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