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At St Laurence-in-Thanet CE Junior Academy our vision is deeply Christian with the promise that “With God, all things are possible” (Matthew 19:26). We believe that each member of our community is uniquely created by God, is special to Him and should be supported to flourish now and into the future.

Welcome to St Laurence CofE Junior Academy.

At St Laurence CE Junior Academy, we are committed to providing an enriching educational experience. Explore our website to stay updated on events, access resources, and engage with our school community. Parents, find important information and connect with your child's educational journey. Prospective parents and visitors, explore the essence of our school.

Our School Vision

Our school offers a supportive, inclusive, nurturing and inspiring learning environment where each member is known by God, loved and empowered to reach their full potential. Children are encouraged through an aspirational and engaging curriculum to develop their knowledge, skills and character so that they can truly flourish, both now and into the future.

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Science Comes to Life at St Laurence-in-Thanet CE Junior Academy

Pupils at St Laurence-in-Thanet CE Junior Academy were captivated by an exciting science workshop, featuring hands-on experiments, controlled explosions and a memorable static electricity demonstration involving a Year 4 pupil. The sessions left children fascinated, in awe and highly engaged, inspiring curiosity and enthusiasm for science across the school.

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A Week of Reading at St Laurence

This week, pupils at St Laurence-in-Thanet CE Junior Academy enjoyed a fantastic celebration of reading as part of our World Book Day events. The week began with a special reading exchange with Ellington Infant School, where pupils from both schools visited each other to share and enjoy stories together. On Tuesday, the children took part in creative writing workshops with Wizard Stories, using music, humour and imagination to inspire their own storytelling. We were also delighted to welcome Nicci from Happy Reading Children’s Bookshop, who brought a selection of books so pupils could collect their World Book Day books and take them home. The week finished with our Pirates and Fairytales dress-up day on Thursday, with pupils and staff arriving in a wonderful range of costumes. It was a brilliant week celebrating the joy of books and reading across the school.

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Chinese Dance Workshop

Each class were fortunate to take part in an exciting Chinese dance workshop. During the session, pupils learned about Chinese New Year, which took place on 17 February, and explored some of the traditions associated with the celebration. The children discovered the story behind the first dragon dance and learned why masks and lanterns are an important part of the festivities. They then had the opportunity to try some traditional dance movements themselves, bringing the stories and traditions to life.

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