Beckley Village Hall was filled with all sorts of Christmas crafts, decorations, games and goodies to eat at pupils and parents enjoyed a wonderful afternoon at our Christmas Fair. The Beckley School Association, other parents and pupils had been make all sorts of...

Christmas has officially arrived at Beckley now! Children came to school today, dressed in their Christmas jumpers, and spent the morning making all sorts of wonderful Christmas-themed crafts for the Beckley Christmas Fair next week. Decorations, art work and...

At Beckley, we strongly believe that remembering those who have sacrificed their own lives to allow us to live in a safe, free and peaceful society is incredibly important.

In early October, pupils in Years 3, 4 and 5 had an amazing few days on their residential trip to Kench Hill.

Every year we hold a Pink Day to raise money for Breast Cancer research. The children are encouraged to wear something pink and bring in cakes they have made.

This week, a team of musicians from The Gambia and Zimbabwe came to the school for two days to work with the Evergreen pupils.

Last week, the school held its ‘Brilliant Beckley’ open evening and morning, where parents and local residents were invited to come and look around.

Last week, the whole of Beckley school went on a trip to the amazing and historic Canterbury Cathedral.

After months of hot, sunny summer days, our sports day took place last week on an overcast and showery afternoon!

At the end of June, our Year 6 pupils attended the Diocese of Chichester Leavers Celebration at St Matthews Church in St Leonards on Sea.

Last week saw our Year 6 pupils joining with hundreds of thousands of their peers across England and Wales to complete their Key Stage 2 National Assessments.

We have been delighted that our Year 5 pupils have finished their Bike Ability week with such resounding success!

Recently, the school was filled with amazing characters as we held our Beckley World Book Day.

In December, a group of parents and grandparents came to help clear paths through the compacted ice on the school site.