We are holding a further own clothes day on Friday 27th May to raise funds for a charity called 'War Child', which supports children affected by conflict in other parts of the world. We are asking for a minimum donation of £1.00.

Hi Everyone, 

I would like to say a huge thank you to you all for being amazing when Strider came to visit us! We all had an amazing time and it was lovely to see the children (and adults!) get so excited. We had a fab day and I was blown away by how passionate we are as a school to make these small changes to keep our Earth healthy and safe. 

I would also like to say a huge thank you to Paul and Simon from Living Streets and Mary (parent) who came and gave our children a brilliant assembly explaining the importance of walking and promoting a healthy lifestyle. 

Thank you for all your support and don't forget about our competition, you still have a couple of days to send me your photos of an unusual plant, flower or tree!

Miss Jokhia Year 1 Teacher

Have a look at our Kings Road 2 minute taster video on our school Youtube channel. Click on the link below to watch it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkQ655FMvDg&t=110s

Well done to all our Bev Lee winners!

Well done to the KGT winners!

1st place -  Xavier, Mohammad, Salman and Elohim

2nd place - Shanzay,Dua & Khadija

3rd place - Kemisola

Well Done to this years KGT Winners!

1st Place - Saphron - 1K

2nd Place - Jermaine,Sahib,Mustafa & Anek - 3A

3rd Place - Paranjot,Priya & Maliha

Reminder that this Friday 19th November we will be supporting Children in Need throughout the school. All donations no matter how small will be gratefully received and sent on. Please see your class dojo story page to find out how your child's class will be celebrating and supporting this wonderful charity!
 

Our school has chosen to be part of an exciting behaviour-change initiative to encourage more children and their families to walk to school. WOW – the walk to school challenge is delivered by Living Streets, the UK charity for everyday walking, to help as many children as possible experience the benefits of walking to school. 

From the 1^st of November, if your child travels sustainably at least once a week for a month, they get rewarded with a badge. It's that simple!  

What are the benefits of walking to school?  

Walking to school helps children feel happier and healthier. They arrive refreshed, healthy and ready to learn. More families walking means fewer cars on the road, helping to reduce congestion and pollution at the school gates.  

What if we can’t walk to school?  

If you live too far away or don’t have time to walk the whole way to school, you can Park and Stride to help your child earn their WOW badge. Simply park or hop off public transport at least ten minutes away from the school and walk the remaining journey.  

What is a WOW badge? 

There is a unique WOW badge to earn every month if you walk, wheel, cycle, scoot or Park and Stride at least once a week. Each badge has been designed by a pupil from across the UK as part of our annual WOW Badge Design Competition. 

Let’s swap those school runs for school walks.