News & Updates

We are getting very excited!  Even during these challenging times, construction of our new school building on Kellaway Road has continued...  At the end of September 2020, Mr Trevena, our Head of School, was able to go for a walk around the new school site, and check out the progress being made. The video below hopefully shows you how the site is progressing and gives you an idea of what the new school building will look like when completed.

We are very proud of our school, and we always prefer to invite prospective parents, carers and children in to have a look around and show you first hand what our school has to offer. 

Below you will find the solutions for the maths challenges set in the newsletter.  Please think about your reasoning skills, have you been able to explain how you got your answer?  Solutions below by Mr Rae - please let him know if you have tried to answer any of these challenges!

Over the summer break, construction of our new school building on Kellaway Road continued to go from strength to strength.

Our newsletter has been sent out to all parents and carers via ParentMail.  Please try and make time to read through this, as it is a great way to stay up to date with news and updates from our school.

The UK Government has produced advice for parents and carers on looking after the mental health and well-being of children or young people during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.  These can be found below, as well as translated documents and guidance in a variety of languages.

A special goodbye to our Year 6 leavers 

Goodbye and Good Luck to Kidbrooke Park Primary School Leavers 2020!

Sadly, the time has come for us to say goodbye to our wonderful Year 6 pupils.  Whilst this year has been different to what we all expected, we have been immensely proud of the children and how they have shown determination and resilience in a far from normal final year at primary school. 

We know that our school community is hugely affected by what is going on around us at this difficult time. Lives are changing and children may have picked up worries and fears about the virus and the possibility that they or someone they love and depend on may get ill.  We are also aware that children will also pick up on other worries parents and carers may have about the situation. For children who suffer a loss or have already been bereaved, anxiety may be worse.

In our Nursery, we asked parents to send pictures to us of home learning activities which they would like to share with us at school.