We are delighted to welcome you to Temple Mill Primary School which became part of the Howard Academy Trust in 2015. The continuing upward trends of end of key stage results reflects the hard work and commitment of our experienced and settled staff working in partnership with governors, pupils and parents.
We are a single form entry school with its own onsite Nursery. There are 8 classes in school, from Nursery to Year 6, we have over 200 pupils on roll from Year R to Year 6 and over 30 children access the nursery provision, either full time or part time.
We are committed to the all-round development of our pupils and this is reflected through our continuing hard work on developing and enhancing our curriculum. We also source and utilise specialist teachers to enhance our provision, such as in Spanish, music and PE.
We aim to develop happy, resilient and responsible individuals who are given the opportunity to reach their full potential. We have strived to create a nurturing and supportive atmosphere where every pupil is supported to achieve their best. We believe strongly in the importance of a close working relationship between home and school to aid and support pupils’ progress.
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Year 1 had an excellent start to their week last week with a Polar Places experience day on Monday. The children were se...
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Year 4 have jammed in some excellent events to kick start some of their learning!On Tuesday, they enjoyed an Anglo-S...
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Reception children had a wonderful time celebrating Diwali! They enjoyed listening to the story of Rama and Sita, dressi...
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Both Year 2 and Year 3 classes visited the Historic Dockyard in Chatham. They each had a different focus for their visit...
Year 2 have been learning about the Wright brothers and the history of flight in their history lessons. They were given the task of putting the key events from the brothers' lives in the correct order and they did very well. The children were amazed to learn that the first ever aeroplane didn't even have a seat for the pilot!
Year 4 have been exploring the playground to find invertebrates to classify. They found lots of different creatures, including slugs, snails, worms, beetles and a centipede.
So far, two Golden Tickets have been found in books around the school. Well done to Sienna in Year 5 and Jasper in Year 2 who have got £5 vouchers for the book fair. There are 3 more waiting to be found!