Dear Parents/Carers,  
During half-term I was reading the news and I always enjoy the top ten lists that are produced. 

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Dear Parents/Carers,
At one of our recent leadership meetings we were discussing our ‘curriculum’: something that has been a strength of Kingslea since the school opened in 2006. Obviously the curriculum has developed and changed since 2006 in what we teach, the expectations we have, the visits we go on, the standard of work, the progression from Reception to Y6 etc, but the curriculum has always been at the centre of Kingslea’s work, even if it wasn’t until this September that it became the focus of the government’s education policy.

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​Dear Parents/Carers, Welcome back after the summer break and a very special welcome to all our new families, whether you are starting in Reception or in other year groups. 

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Welcome to our final newsletter of the year. 
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As always, it’s been a busy year with so many fantastic events and opportunities for our children. I remain immensely proud of the achievements of every child and every member of staff.  I am fortunate that I get to visit every classroom, every day and it is our day-to-day focus on high expectations, a wide and varied curriculum and on kindness that shines through. 

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Welcome to our second newsletter of the term.
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I just wanted to thank all of you for the support that you give to your children and to our school; it makes such a huge difference to the feeling, the achievements and the success of every individual child and the school as a whole.

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Welcome to the first newsletter of the summer term. 

​It really is lovely to be back and as always we have a jam-packed term ahead. It’s not just the children who learn at Kingslea but all of us, adults included, see ourselves as learners. You’ve probably never wondered what teachers do in staff meetings but I thought I’d share some of the ones we have planned for this term. 

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Welcome to our March newsletter,
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As always it’s been a busy term. Parents Evening, the reading workshop, 3L swimming at The Pavilions, Year 4 learning the ukulele, the sporting events going on, two dance clubs preparing for the dance festival, the Pancake Café, Year 6 preparing for the music festival, a visit from two local figures—The Gruffalo and Jeremy Quin MP,  one of whom Reception have been searching for for a while, Year 1 acting out the Great Fire of London with the fabulous Rainbow Theatre and Year 3 visiting Wakehurst Place, these are just a few of the things that have gone on at school.  

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Assemblies this term

Every Monday we have a whole school assembly led by Mr.Conway for Year 1 to Year 6. In assembly we look at how many housepoints have been collected that week, who has had the tidiest classroom and cloakroom, 

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Dear Parents/Carers,
We are regularly asked by parents, carers, grandparents and friends of the school as to how you can support the school to continue to provide a rich, wide ranging curriculum and a high standard of education.

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Dear Parents/Carers,

Welcome to the first newsletter of 2019. It is lovely to be back at school and we have had an excellent start to the term. The children are enthused, look smart and are working hard.

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