What we funded

A gardener spends 8 hours a week at school so every class, Reception to Year 6, gets hands-on gardening each half term — growing, tasting and learning about food and nature.

✓ paid in full

A specialist drama teacher runs weekly sessions for 180 children in Years 3–5 — building confidence, clear speaking and the joy of performing, with extra small-group sessions for the children who need them most.

✓ paid in full

Replacing worn-out doors and windows around the school.

✓ paid in full

Refurbishing the tired school toilets, starting with Reception.

✓ paid in full

Play-based cooking sessions, storybooks and family days out for Nursery families who could use a little extra support — helping our youngest children get the best possible start.

✓ paid in full

Makes sure every child can join the Kench Hill residential and other trips, even when money is tight at home.

✓ paid in full

Real authors visit every year group to read, talk and answer questions — helping children fall in love with books and see writing as something they could do too.

✓ paid in full

A mural for the KS1 corridor, designed with the children.

✓ paid in full

A bright mural to make the refurbished toilets feel friendly.

✓ paid in full

Hoodies for the Year 6 leavers — a keepsake of their time at Jubilee.

✓ paid in full

Live musicians at school events through the year.

✓ paid in full

A joyful Eid celebration for the Nursery children and their families.

✓ paid in full

An Easter egg hunt for the infant children — a little seasonal treat.

✓ paid in full

A weekly chess club run by a professional coach. Fees paid by families cover the cost.

£0 paid for by its own fees.