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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Red Nose Day dress up fun followed by a 'Rainbow Fish Garden Centre' grand design! The children even transferred their 'Magic Beans' to bigger pots to sell as stock and thought really carefully about what else a garden centre might have. Fantastic teamwork and overall, another wonderful day in the sunshine!



March 23rd, 2026 Red Nose Day dress up fun followed by a 'Rainbow Fish Garden Centre' grand design! The children ...

Red Nose Day 2026  Here are the Starfish in their silly outfits raising money for Red Nose Day 2026. What a brilliant day we had!

March 23rd, 2026 Red Nose Day 2026  Here are the Starfish in their silly outfits raising money for Red Nose ...

What a fabulous sunny walk the  Rainbow Fish Class had today!  The children found so many interesting signs of spring, and took notice of the tiniest changes since  their walk in the Autumn term.  On return to the school, they continued their investigations, looking closely at newly formed buds and shoots just starting to poke through the earth. 

March 20th, 2026 What a fabulous sunny walk the  Rainbow Fish Class had today!  The children found so many interesting ...

This afternoon, Swordfish Class investigated different components within a series circuit. The children practised using standardised symbols to draw diagrams of their circuits and discussed why some circuits work and others don’t. The class discussed safety when using electrical items and how to check when equipment is faulty. The children enjoyed using a variety of components but it is safe to say that the class favourite was the motorised fan!

March 19th, 2026 This afternoon, Swordfish Class investigated different components within a series circuit. The children practised using standardised symbols ...

In science today, Starfish Class talked about different types of weather and the weather we see at different times of the year. As we were lucky enough to have beautiful sunny afternoon we were able to take our learning outside. The children found out about how shadows are created when the sun is shining and how these change throughout the day. In the photos below the children are drawing around the shadows to discover how much they would move over the course of the afternoon.  

March 18th, 2026 In science today, Starfish Class talked about different types of weather and the weather we see at ...

Upcoming Events

A whole school culture day learning about France - worship, activities to complete in class and food tasting info coming soon 

March 24, 2026 French Culture Day ' A taste of France'

Jellyfish Class Worship

March 25, 2026 Jellyfish Class Worship

Jellyfish Class Swimming/PE

March 26, 2026 Jellyfish Class Swimming/PE

PTA Film Night

March 27, 2026 PTA Film Night

End of Term 4

April 2, 2026 End of term 4

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Dinner Menu April 2026 to October 2026

March 23rd, 2026 / October 23rd, 2026