Latest News
Stay connected with what’s happening in our school by following us on Facebook for the latest updates!
KCSIE 2026 addresses areas including misogyny, mental health, gender-questioning children, weapons and volunteer checks, alongside developments around Family Help. With further updates concerning Operation Encompass, filtering and monitoring, cyber security and child protection files, our #WakeUpWednesday guide highlights 10 key changes and offers a concise overview of what they mean for school communities.
nationalcollege.com/guides/kcsie-2026-inset-day-poster
#WakeUpWednesday
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Our wonderful Year 3/4 children have started their History topic on prehistory this week. They have worked out the length of the Stone Age compared to the Bronze Age and Iron Age!
Sounds exciting!
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Introducing our new Kingsway Assembly Ambassadors! We look forward to seeing you thrive in your new roles during the year!
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
What a fantastic first week of the term we have had! The children have all settled into their new classes quickly and calmly. We are all happy to be back together as our Kingsway Family! The children are thriving and all staff are so proud of them all. Our EYFS children are super excited to be part of the Kingsway Family too- as you can see!
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Our amazing new EYFS children have had a fantastic couple of days so far! They have all settled into their new class full of excitement and confidence! Here is a snippet of the things they have been up to!
1 CommentsComment on Facebook
Returning to school after a break can take some adjustment. This #WakeUpWednesday guide shares practical ways for families and education professionals to make the transition smoother, from gradually restoring sleep and morning routines to preparing school essentials. It also explores how predictability, healthy nutrition and age-appropriate responsibilities can support children and young people as term begins.
Emotional and social readjustment matter too. The guide highlights the value of open conversations, patience and flexibility, alongside gentle opportunities to reconnect with learning and friendships. With expert insight from Adam Gillett, Associate Vice Principal for Personal Development at Penistone Grammar School, it offers supportive ideas for helping children rebuild confidence, concentration and familiarity with school life.
#WakeUpWednesday
nationalcollege.com/guides/supporting-children-to-return-to-routine
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Discover Kingsway
Explore our school in greater depth by delving into our key focus areas, where you can learn more about our values, initiatives, and impact.