Each month, the lower school classes participate in a battle on Times Table Rock Stars (TTRS). Points are awarded based on the number of correct answers across any of the four games, and January saw 3GS clinch the win with a fantastic 906 points, closely followed by 4LW with 822. February’s competition brought a big shake-up, with 4LW ris ...

Today, on International Women’s Day, we celebrate all the fantastic girls and women in our Gomer community. We recognise the strength, resilience, and brilliance of every girl and woman who makes our school such a special place. To mark the occasion, we held a football event at lunchtime yesterday, giving our girls the chance to get active ...

This term, Year 6 is diving into an exciting science unit all about the human body, focusing on the circulatory system. Through investigative learning, we are exploring key questions such as: 🔬 How does the heart pump blood around the body? 🔬 What are the different types of blood vessels? 🔬 What does our blood contain and what does it do? 🔬 H ...

Today at King’s Academy Gomer, we dived headfirst into the magic of books as we celebrated World Book Day 2025 with this year’s theme: Read Your Way! Our school was bursting with colour and creativity as children and staff arrived dressed as their favourite book characters – the effort and imagination on display were simply fantastic! Fro ...

Year 3 have been exploring the fascinating world of animals, including humans, in our science lessons. One of the key areas we’ve been studying is the purpose of the skeleton. We have learned that the skeleton not only provides support for our body but also protects vital organs and helps us move. We’ve discussed the number of bones in th ...

Our Service Club, led by the super Miss Hall, is an important part of our school, bringing children together to make a difference and support our service community. They meet every Tuesday lunchtime, and all children who are from Service Families are welcome to join our lovely little group! The children have enjoyed catching up after the h ...

Today, we were delighted to welcome Staff Sgt. Adom-Baffour to our assembly to talk about Ghana Independence Day, which will be celebrated on Thursday, 6 March. Sgt. Adom-Baffour, the husband of our TA, Mrs Adom-Baffour, shared an insightful presentation about Ghana’s rich culture and history. Mrs Adom-Baffour looked stunning in her tradi ...

The holy month of Ramadan is here, its arrival signalled in the night sky by the glowing crescent moon. For Muslims around the world, including those in our wider community, Ramadan is a time of dawn-to-dusk fasting, self-reflection, and acts of kindness and charity. We extend our warmest wishes to those with family and friends in the Mus ...

In Year 3, children have been revisiting their learning on telling the time using an analogue clock. They have explored the different parts of the clock, including the hour hand, minute hand, and second hand, and how each one moves to show different times. Through interactive activities, they have reinforced their understanding that the s ...

Just before half term, our school was filled with energy, movement, and beaming smiles as children danced their hearts out at the Red Disco. It may have looked like a quiet evening, but that’s only because it was a silent disco! With multiple music channels to choose from, our pupils loved switching between tunes and bopping away with the ...