At King’s Academy Gomer, we believe it is vital to be actively anti-racist and to promote equality, kindness, and respect in everything we do. On Friday, we showed our support for Show Racism the Red Card by wearing red accessories. This was a powerful reminder that small actions can make a big difference when we stand together. Across the ...

A heartfelt thank you to all the families who kindly supported this year’s Rotary Shoebox Appeal. Thanks to your generosity, we have donated 16 filled shoeboxes and a large bag of miscellaneous items which enough to make up at least four more boxes! We are so proud of our caring school community. June from Rotary has asked us to pass on h ...

Do you care about shaping young lives and want to make a difference in your local community? Have some time and energy to spare? If so, we would love to hear from you because Governance is one of the most rewarding ways to make a tangible difference and build your own capabilities. Why join us? At King’s Academy Gomer, we’re proud of our r ...

At King’s Academy Gomer, we are so proud of our vibrant, happy school and we would love you to come and see why! Join us for our Open Morning or Open Afternoon on Wednesday 15 October at 9.00am or 2.20pm in our school hall. You will have the opportunity to: Hear from some of our wonderful pupils Meet our friendly leadership team Enjoy a guid ...

On Friday, our whole school came together for a Harvest Celebration. This is a special time to give thanks for all that we have and to think about those who help and support us when we are in need. Harvest is a symbolic occasion, reminding us to be grateful for the food we eat, the people who grow and prepare it, and the importance of shar ...

Once again, KA Gomer is supporting the Rotary Christmas Shoebox Appeal. This is a wonderful project that spreads joy to children and families across Eastern European countries who may not otherwise receive a gift at Christmas. Each shoebox is filled with thoughtful items such as toys, toiletries, stationery, and warm accessories. A huge ...

This afternoon, Year 4 was exploring how data packets work.  They have been busy this half term learning all about networks and how we can send files across different networks (the journey of a file). Children have confidently talked about the process of sending information from network to network: first it goes via the wireless ...

Who says lunchtime is just for eating? Today, Mrs Adom-Baffour led the way in turning our playground into a mini party, creating a conga line out of hula-hoops! Children joined in with laughter, music and movement, showing just how creative they can be. It was wonderful to see everyone playing kindly, working together, and showing off th ...

Today, we had a Zones of Regulation (ZOR) dress-up day. As a School of Character, we are committed to helping our children build the tools and language they need to understand, articulate, and manage their emotions every day. ZOR is a whole-school approach that uses colours to represent different feelings which we all experience. The four ...

Last week, Year 5 became geographers and scientists as they explored how glaciers shape the land. Using ice, sand, and a little patience, the children observed how a melting glacier carves grooves and deposits sediment, just like in real landscapes. The children were fascinated to see how these slow-moving rivers of ice can transform moun ...