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13/06/25

Don't miss our annual Art Show, which takes place at Lower Grange Farm in Sandling next Wednesday, 18 June at 6.30pm. The artwork on display is always breathtaking.#wearevalleypark#wearevalleyparkartists pic.twitter.com/XFRMagaAxa— Valley Park School () June 13, 2025

13/06/25

12 pupils from a variety of primaries took park in taster sessions for Ceramics after school on Wednesday. They made friendship and Father’s Day plaques, celebrating family, friends & being kind - one of our core values.#wearevalleyparktransition#ambitiousrespectfulandkind pic.twitter.com/XE8BecuNxq— Valley Park School () June 13, 2025

12/06/25

Tomorrow's exams...#examupdate#wearevalleypark pic.twitter.com/LifNMTloC7— Valley Park School () June 12, 2025

11/06/25

Tomorrow's exams...#examupdate#wearevalleypark pic.twitter.com/YaJGPgc0Pm— Valley Park School () June 11, 2025

10/06/25

Tomorrow's exams...#examupdate#wearevalleypark pic.twitter.com/lT2TpPVwqe— Valley Park School () June 10, 2025

10/06/25

Year 9 & 10 smashed their Bronze DofE expedition on the 20 & 21 May — rain, mud, and all! Ready for your own adventure? Year 8s, it’s your turn next! Sign up for Bronze DofE and start your journey! pic.twitter.com/8kFLXHACiK— Valley Park School () June 10, 2025

09/06/25

Tomorrow's exams...#examupdate#wearevalleypark pic.twitter.com/8dnvw88lMz— Valley Park School () June 9, 2025

09/06/25

Year 8 students visited Ypres in Belgium on Friday. They explored British & German trenches, gaining a deeper understanding of warfare & the lasting impact of WW1. We ended the day with a moment of reflection, laying a wreath of remembrance at Tyne Cot Cemetery. pic.twitter.com/SgyneG5eFR— Valley Park School () June 9, 2025

08/06/25

Tomorrow's exams...#examupdate#wearevalleypark pic.twitter.com/USs6IP75zD— Valley Park School () June 8, 2025

08/06/25

Pentecost celebrates the arrival of the Holy Spirit, observed 50 days after Easter, also known as Whitsun. It marks the start of the Christian church and its global mission. Symbols of Pentecost include fire, wind, the breath of God, and a dove. pic.twitter.com/kqDfU9hkeD— Valley Park School () June 8, 2025

08/06/25

There are many reasons why a student might struggle with attendance at school. Valley Park has a dedicated team to help & support you. To speak to someone, contact us by phone or email & a member of the attendance team will get back to you. pic.twitter.com/CBpm69kdgc— Valley Park School () June 8, 2025

06/06/25

This Islamic holiday marks the end of Hajj. It celebrates Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his son to obey God, who provided a lamb instead. Celebrants enjoy the sacrificial animal, usually a sheep or goat. It begins this evening and ends June 10. pic.twitter.com/8V7wRM0DiE— Valley Park School () June 6, 2025

06/06/25

The Final Sixth Form Open Morning Tour is on 30 June. Click here to book a place: https://t.co/Dyj73PtMPQ pic.twitter.com/gXA625lbzY— Valley Park School () June 6, 2025

05/06/25

Tomorrow's exams...#examupdate#wearevalleypark pic.twitter.com/AU64wRsY2f— Valley Park School () June 5, 2025

05/06/25

Mr Jones congratulated outstanding students on their achievements, awarding them Gold, Diamond, and Emerald reward certificates. The certificates recognise academic accomplishments and embody the school’s core values. pic.twitter.com/wuLssK9Q7C— Valley Park School () June 5, 2025

04/06/25

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04/06/25

Hajj is the annual pilgrimage by Muslims to Mecca in Saudi Arabia, occurring in Dhu’al-Hijjah, the last month of the Islamic calendar, typically June or July. Millions participate globally. It starts this evening and ends on Monday, 9 June. pic.twitter.com/kAjqJZ5oJn— Valley Park School () June 4, 2025

04/06/25

Mid Kent Mind’s free, 3-week Parental Resilience course teaches techniques for supporting young people’s mental health and practising self-care. The course runs online on Thursdays in June from 9.30am to 11.30am. Sign up here: https://t.co/2lUSL7WGEg pic.twitter.com/kxgi5Mw4TK— Valley Park School () June 4, 2025

04/06/25

House points update... pic.twitter.com/O4BNTRdBKN— Valley Park School () June 4, 2025

03/06/25

Tomorrow's exams...#examupdate#wearevalleypark pic.twitter.com/LG0RFJkTnq— Valley Park School () June 3, 2025

03/06/25

Our last 6th Form Open Morning Tour is on Monday 30 June between 8.45am and 9.45am. You can register on our website here: https://t.co/Dyj73PtMPQ pic.twitter.com/hp2sAeFK6J— Valley Park School () June 3, 2025

03/06/25

Year 11 student Oliver and his Kent squad reached the South East England Schools FA Cup final on 31 May. They won the cup 2-1. It's a fantastic achievement for these talented boys; and a great end to their youth football; now they’re moving on to the adults’ league! pic.twitter.com/GOZ613273e— Valley Park School () June 3, 2025

02/06/25

Tomorrow's exams...#examupdate#wearevalleypark pic.twitter.com/mBJw6gQjb4— Valley Park School () June 2, 2025

02/06/25

Our Year 5 Transition workshops provide an opportunity for students to see what lessons are like in secondary school, and are where they can work on their skills in their subjects of choice. The workshops are one hour long and run from 4pm–5pm. https://t.co/tVUgbqOkBl pic.twitter.com/1t3GkhEqlV— Valley Park School () June 2, 2025

01/06/25

Tomorrow's exams...#examupdate#wearevalleypark pic.twitter.com/xM47nscuX7— Valley Park School () June 1, 2025

Our House

Year 10 student, Sam Diomede, had a dual role in Our House, which is based on songs by Madness. The story follows Joe Casey, who tries to impress the love of his life, Sarah, by breaking into a building under construction. When the police arrive, he has to choose whether to surrender or to run. This is where Joe’s life splits into two. Both Good and Bad Joe were played by Sam.

‘It was one of the best shows I’ve done at Valley Park,’ said Sam. ’It was also one of the most challenging. It was my first lead role so there was a lot of pressure on me to do well. There were lots of lines and dances to learn, but it was a very exciting time. I had 27 quick changes in the entire show, which was really scary. Some of them had to be completed within 10-20 seconds, and one was on stage!’

‘There was one problem: I’m small, which meant the shoes I had to wear had lifters (short high heels inside of the shoe) to make me taller. They were really strange to wear, and made running and acting a lot harder until I got used to them.’

‘I remember how nervous I was before the first show. I had all my quick changes to remember, where to leave stage, as well as lines, dances, and songs. Before the show I even said I wished I’d never been cast as Joe Casey, which I regret now, because the first show went amazingly well, which was a huge relief.’

‘Mr Gleadall and Mrs Summers really helped my confidence. They believed in me from the start and always made sure I was on top of things. So I have to thank them from the bottom of my heart.’