Welcome to Deanwood Primary School
Welcome to Deanwood Primary School. Starting school is a most important time in your child's life and at Deanwood we aim to make it a great start. Being a smaller school helps us to create a happy, successful and safe environment in which to learn.
Happy, Successful and Safe
Deanwood is a community Primary School with a nursery provision. At present, there are 209 children on roll, organised into eight classes. A large percentage of our children join us at the age of 3 and leave at the end of Year 6. Deanwood joined the Howard Academy Trust on 1st October 2016.
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Our Curriculum
We recognise that a curriculum has to be broad, balanced and offer pupils opportunities to grow as individuals as well as learners. We also intend to offer our pupils new and exciting experiences through extra-curricular activities that are designed to build resilience, confidence and self-esteem.
Ethos & Values
At Deanwood we want everybody to be “Happy, Successful and Safe”. We aim to do this by promoting the fundamental British values of democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty
& mutual respect and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs.
House Points
Latest News
25/02/19 00:00:0019 Feb 2025
Chatham Dockyard
Last week, Year 6 had a brilliant (but cold!) trip to Chatham Dockyard. They took part in a rope making workshop and a S...
24/12/19 00:00:0019 Dec 2024
Christmas 2024
We are feeling very festive at Deanwood now!Yesterday we had our Christmas lunch which the children really enjoyed...
24/10/17 00:00:0017 Oct 2024
A Historical Journey
Hawthorn Class has been on a historical journey! They continued their historical journey into the Islamic Civilisation o...
24/07/04 00:00:004 Jul 2024
Carroty Wood Trip
Our year 6 pupils had a brilliant time at Carroty Wood where they took part in many fantastic outdoor activities, includ...
You may have noticed that Ms Hand is flooding our page with pictures at the moment! We make no apologies for this as we love showcasing how much fun our Year R children have been having in their first year at Deanwood! (We still have a few spaces available if you would like a place for your child in September!) As part of their project on growing, the children planted some sunflowers. This lead to some excellent mathematical discussions about the height of the seedlings growing and how many seeds were left. Using their fine motor skills they very carefully put them into rows to help their counting. Can you post a picture of how well yours are growing at home?
What a fabulous end to Healthy Living Week! A huge thank you to everyone who took part in Sports Day last Friday it was a fantastic morning filled with smiles, sunshine, and team spirit. From start to finish, the children showed teamwork, resilience and built their confidence through taking part. We hope all the children, parents, and staff had a brilliant time. Your energy, enthusiasm, and teamwork made the day truly special. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who helped make it all happen behind the sceneswe couldn't have done it without you!
Year R balance bike throwback! KLS Active Sports
Sports Day is a highlight for many childrena chance to show off their skills, to be the fastest, the strongest, the boldest. It's something most of us can take for granted. But for Archie, Sports Day carries a different weight. Recently diagnosed with Muscular Dystrophy, a progressive muscle-wasting condition that affects his strength and, over time, even his organs, Archie faces challenges that many of us never have to consider. Everyday tasks can sometimes be a struggle, and the thought of competing in a physically demanding event can be daunting. Yet last week, Archie didn't just take parthe lit up the field. With unwavering perseverance, resilience, and a brilliant can-do spirit, he showed us all what true strength really looks like. Archie, you inspire us. Your courage, determination, and bright spirit moved everyone who watched you that day. You are our Star of the Week, and we couldn't be prouder. To learn more about Muscular Dystrophy and how you can help raise awareness, please visit: https://www.musculardystrophyuk.org/