Throughout the year, they will play an important role in school life: Collating the weekly house point totals Cheering on their house and encouraging teamwork Supporting house assemblies Leading their house on Sports Day Our House Captains have already shown great enthusiasm and commitment. We know they are going to be brilliant role models fo ...

This week, children across the school had a super opportunity to share their creativity with the wider community. They were invited to make harvest-themed decorations for a windowsill display at St Mary’s Church, Alverstoke. The children worked thoughtfully, combining autumn colours, vegetables, and leaves to celebrate the season of harve ...

A huge thank you to 6GS for supplying the cakes for our cake sale on Friday. The class raised £68.10, which they will now have the fun of deciding how to spend. The demand was so high that the queue snaked right around the building and still the cakes sold out. For those who didn’t manage to get one, there were plenty of delicious apples ...

Our new School Council met for the first time this morning and what a brilliant start. The successful candidates were excited to share why they wanted to represent their classmates this year. Elsie is keen about the chance to meet the Mayor, while Leo and Sebastian are curious to find out what the role involves and how they can make a dif ...

This afternoon, as part of their Science and Personal Development learning, Year 4 recapped their knowledge of the different types of teeth: Incisors – used for biting into food Canines – used for tearing food Premolars and molars – used for grinding food ready to swallow The children also discussed why it is important to brush our teeth and ...

We were thrilled with the response from our Year 6 children applying for school job roles! The high standard and volume of written applications was pleasing, and it was a pleasure to use our Celebration Assembly today to announce the successful applicants in front of the whole school. To honour and celebrate the children’s hard work, we w ...

Year 3 have been diving into their new topic Our Town . What better way to explore than by using digital mapping tools to investigate both the human and physical features of Gosport! The children were especially excited to spot King’s Academy Gomer on Google Maps and to explore the many landmarks and natural features that surround it. This ...

We were delighted with the turnout for our Meet the Teacher event today. Parents and carers had the opportunity to meet their child’s teacher, see where they sit in class, and look through the learning they have completed so far this term. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, with lots of positive conversations taking place. It was wond ...

This week, we have been delighted to welcome four trainee teachers from Switzerland who will be working with us for the next three weeks: Ms Elisa Fonti – Year 3 Ms Andrina Randegger – Year 4 Ms Rebecca Jost – Year 5 Ms Chiara Dotoli – Year 6 During their time here, they will be supporting children in their classes, learning about our English ...

Last term, a team of children designed and made a selection of unique 3D-printed keyrings. Their efforts raised £75 . While the costs of electricity and materials meant we didn’t make a huge profit, the project was a wonderful success in other ways. The children showed flair, creativity, community spirit, and a strong sense of entrepreneur ...