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Welcome to Drapers Mills Primary Academy
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At Drapers Mills Primary Academy we expect good attendance and punctuality.
Good Attendance gives children every opportunity to influence their future quality of life and reach their full potential.
Curriculum Overview
We have a bespoke curriculum at Drapers Mills Primary Academy.
We believe our curriculum allows children to shape their futures by developing resilience, respect, as well as, understanding themselves as individuals and encouraging them to aspire to achieve.
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Hop aboard The Elf Express at Quex Adventure Farm Park this Christmas! Running from 6th to 24th December, this magical family experience includes festive fun, interactive storytelling, friendly elves, and a heart-warming journey to meet Father Christmas. A seasonal favourite for local families, The Elf Express promises excitement, wonder and unforgettable memories. Tickets are available now at www.theelfexpress.com
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Bookings are now being taken for Inclusive Sport's Christmas Holiday Activity and Food Programme in Margate. Venue: Salmestone Primary School, Margate, CT9 4DB Time and Dates: 10.00am - 2.00pm Saturday 20th December- Tuesday 23rd December 2025 Free places are available for those families in receipt of free school meals and vouchers will be emailed to you shortly. For paid places please use the link below: https://activities.bookpebble.co.uk/activity/inclusive-sport-margate-winter-camp-margate-2d3aad02-6b29-49c8-b443-9c4d52273d18
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Flu cases among children are rising earlier than usual this year and health experts are warning that this season could be particularly severe. Latest UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) data shows flu activity is three times higher than this time last year, with a sharp increase among school-aged children. Flu is not just a bad cold. It can make children very unwell and is more likely to lead to complications such as pneumonia, bronchitis and ear infections. In severe cases children may become so unwell they need to be admitted to hospital. Children with long-term conditions like asthma or diabetes are at even higher risk. Flu can trigger asthma attacks and make diabetes harder to manage, increasing the risk of serious complications. ❗️Why vaccination matters The nasal spray flu vaccine is quick, painless and the best protection against flu for children under 16. Vaccinating your child not only protects them but also helps stop flu spreading to vulnerable family members, such as grandparents or babies. If your child is unable to have the nasal flu due to medical or cultural reasons, they can have an alternative porcine free injectable option. ❓What to do if your child hasn’t had the flu vaccine 📍Consent for your child’s school vaccination online. https://www.kentimmunisations.co.uk/Forms/Flu 📍Missed the school session? Book a catch-up appointment at a local community clinic. https://family.kentcht.nhs.uk/support/health-services-for-families-with-school-aged-children/immunisation-service/immunisation-community-clinics/ 📍Book a flu injection at a local community clinic if needed for cultural or medical reasons. https://family.kentcht.nhs.uk/support/health-services-for-families-with-school-aged-children/immunisation-service/immunisation-community-clinics/ 📍Children aged two to three years can be vaccinated at our community clinics, at their GP surgery or participating pharmacy. 🎄Don’t let flu ruin the festive season. Protect your child and your family.
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As the temperature drops please can we remind adults that children need a coat in school everyday. A hat, scarf and gloves are also advisable. Please also remember to label any items that are brought into school so that we can return them should they get lost during the day. Thank you.
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Kent Police would like to invite you to a Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) Community Event on Monday 1 December 2025 from 10am to 12pm or Tuesday 2 December from 6pm to 8pm. This event will be hosted online via Microsoft Teams and will be an opportunity to find out more about what Kent Police and partners have done to make your community safer for women and girls. You will also be able to ask questions of the local teams delivering in your area. This event has been shaped from the feedback at previous events and will focus on progress against the VAWG strategy; 2025 performance data and what initiatives have been undertaken across the force to tackle VAWG this year. N.B Both events will have the same content, we host them at different times to enable more people to attend. The event has live transcription and people can ask questions online or submit them in advance when booking. Booking for the event closes on Thursday 27 November 2025. Please use the links below to register for the event Monday 1 December, 10am - 12pm https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/26bc1372-b3f0-433e-88b5-0e07c833e855@f31b07f0-9cf9-40db-964d-6ff986a97e3d Tuesday 2 December, 6pm – 8pm https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/f9126487-952b-4d1c-a754-3c9c48a6f2f7@f31b07f0-9cf9-40db-964d-6ff986a97e3d
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