What a fantastic day it was on Tuesday, 15th July, as we came together for the Trust Athletics Tournament 2025, our biggest and most exciting one yet. With 12 out of 13 schools participating, the event was a true celebration of community spirit, determination, and sporting excellence.The field was buzzing...
Year 6 pupils and staff from across Aletheia Academies Trust came together on Wednesday 9th July, at Rochester Cathedral for the annual Leavers’ Service. It was a special opportunity for all the schools to gather, reflect on their primary school journey, and look ahead to the next chapter.The theme of...
Reception and Key Stage 1 pupils from six of our Trust schools recently came together for a memorable milestone, our very first Bike Festival, created especially for our youngest riders.The festival, run in partnership with the brilliant team at Born to Ride, was a celebration of fun, fitness, and two-wheeled...
On Saturday 26th April 2025, twenty children from Sutton-at-Hone took part in the London Mini-Marathon. Every child ran the distance ( one mile ) without stopping. Charlie Williamson very kindly raised £510.00 towards new PE equipment and kit. Isaac Gower won our wave. All children received a medal. Thank you to...
It was a sight to behold at Sutton-at-Hone: children, teachers, and staff waving their brand-new books in the air, the excitement palpable as a drone flew overhead capturing the moment. This joyful scene marked the culmination of a truly remarkable fundraising effort, with the school raising an impressive £13,339.80!We would...
We Gave It Our All! 3rd Place in the Aletheia Academies Trust Netball Competition!Out of 9 incredible schools, we’re thrilled to have secured 3rd place in this year’s netball competition! It was a tough journey, with fierce competition, but we couldn’t be prouder of our team’s dedication and teamwork!Thank...
We had a fantastic opportunity to welcome Inspiring Girls UK to our school on Tuesday 5th December 2023. Inspiring Girls UK is a charity whose mission is to ensure that gender stereotypes don’t limit the beliefs of young girls. They ran workshops across all year groups using the Barbie...
