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06/05/24

Tomorrow's exams are... pic.twitter.com/ySjp8LExls— Valley Park School () May 6, 2024

05/05/24

Dame Rachel de Souza, Children’s Commissioner, says improved attendance notably boosts students' chances of gaining qualifications. 54% of pupils who improved attendance from Y10 to Y11 passed at least 5 GCSEs, compared to those persistently absent both years. pic.twitter.com/2egkPNUI6S— Valley Park School () May 5, 2024

03/05/24

Tickets for our Year 5 Open Morning Tours in June are now available. https://t.co/qfmoep1hUy pic.twitter.com/kvWx9Xlyqn— Valley Park School () May 3, 2024

03/05/24

Don't forget, it's a bank holiday on Monday 6 May. Don't come into school, because we won't be there! pic.twitter.com/0hvs1Frprz— Valley Park School () May 3, 2024

02/05/24

Tomorrow's exams are... pic.twitter.com/u1FHmqWfwD— Valley Park School () May 2, 2024

01/05/24

Tomorrow's exams are... pic.twitter.com/oZo23mgSP6— Valley Park School () May 1, 2024

30/04/24

The second half of the Spring Concert included a rousing rendition of Alleluia pic.twitter.com/LirwKm5q27— Valley Park School () April 30, 2024

30/04/24

First song of the night is a cracker - You’re So Vain! pic.twitter.com/8osloeMziU— Valley Park School () April 30, 2024

30/04/24

This year’s Spring Concert begins with some entertainment in the bar area before the show. pic.twitter.com/KlO5aJR6Ff— Valley Park School () April 30, 2024

30/04/24

Tomorrow's exams are... pic.twitter.com/wgFYcisFEr— Valley Park School () April 30, 2024

29/04/24

Some of our Year 12s were snapped with the Kent Bunny Mascot during their visit to the UK HE & Apprenticeship Fair at The University of Kent on Wednesday 24 April. pic.twitter.com/7mvcsugiWA— Valley Park School () April 29, 2024

29/04/24

Our Spring Concert features Junior, Senior, and Chamber Choirs, instrumental and vocal solos, and accompaniment from the House Band. Enjoy acoustic performances during the show and interval in the bar area. Suitable for all ages. https://t.co/QIXOK8EaLH pic.twitter.com/eT7cnO5IQF— Valley Park School () April 29, 2024

28/04/24

Struggling with school attendance? At Valley Park, our dedicated team is ready to assist you. Reach out via phone or email, and we will get back to you. pic.twitter.com/A9ZwSa5QiI— Valley Park School () April 28, 2024

23/04/24

Valley Park School students are off to Borneo in 2025! If you fancy being part of this unique opportunity, then come to our parent presentation on Wednesday 1 May at 6pm in the main hall.https://t.co/J3ilGpv8Fb. pic.twitter.com/ZYVCg2i0Hc— Valley Park School () April 23, 2024

22/04/24

Want to work for us? We currently have a number of vacancies with varying closing dates, so don't delay... apply today! — Valley Park School () April 22, 2024

22/04/24

We present, weekly - on a week by week basis - Books of the Week, Root Word of the Week, and Job of the Week. https://t.co/KvYGabUuU8 pic.twitter.com/ng9uVHn4EA— Valley Park School () April 22, 2024

22/04/24

Our next Parent Champion meeting is on Wednesday 24 April. It starts at 5:30pm, and the topics discussed will be: Feedback from previous PC meeting, You HQ, the Mobile Phone policy, and the Leading Parent Partnership Award. — Valley Park School () April 22, 2024

21/04/24

If a student’s attendance at the end of Term 4 was below 90% this means that they have missed at least 12 days or 60 hours of learning across the school year. pic.twitter.com/gGpTXgSgol— Valley Park School () April 21, 2024

18/04/24

And now it’s eyes down for a full house as sixth former Finley announces the Bingo numbers at Decaf…#decaf pic.twitter.com/BUhQPiBUvp— Valley Park School () April 18, 2024

18/04/24

The first performance is underway for today’s Decaf event, and the audience is spellbound!#wearevalleypark https://t.co/5GNCd0zjYt pic.twitter.com/Kk2Pcrhz4c— Valley Park School () April 18, 2024

18/04/24

Preparations are going well for today’s Decaf event…#wearevalleypark https://t.co/5GNCd0zjYt pic.twitter.com/v7iMuQvmKm— Valley Park School () April 18, 2024

16/04/24

There's only one more day to go before our Decaf Event, so there's just enough time to sign up! https://t.co/5GNCd0zjYt pic.twitter.com/7A7fEJYyDY— Valley Park School () April 16, 2024

16/04/24

KMTV filming today for their programme Generation Food. Excellent engagement from year 8 student, Hamish, who is part of the panel. pic.twitter.com/oQ8te8azWh— Valley Park School () April 16, 2024

14/04/24

Struggling with school attendance? At Valley Park, our dedicated team is ready to assist you. Reach out via phone or email, and we will get back to you. pic.twitter.com/bkDh3gLtER— Valley Park School () April 14, 2024

28/03/24

Students who attained Diamond (350) and Emerald (500) positive points this half term, celebrated their achievement at the Rewards Breakfast with Mr Jones during break time today. Well done, and keep it up! pic.twitter.com/U30qncFLxj— Valley Park School () March 28, 2024

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.’