Kingsbury Primary Special School

We're partaking in Save the Children's Christmas Jumper Day! We'll be wearing our Christmas jumpers on Thursday 11th December to raise money for Save the Children UK who do incredible work around the world. To donate please scan the QR code below, or visit https://donate.justgiving.com/fundraising/cjd250016592/donation-amount

Two weeks till The Beacon Light Trail begins! You can find out more and book here: https://beaconlighttrail.co.uk/

Don't forget! This Thursday is our Superhero Games Night! Join us for a night of games, food, and non-stop fun!

Every Wednesday Wake Up Wednesday post information on different emerging online risks and give advice for parents and educators. It's a great way to keep up to date with what children can be exposed to and how we can help them navigate this new digital world

We would like to say a huge thank you to Taylor Wimpey for their donation of £300 towards our sensory garden fundraising efforts! We have been fundraising to transform an unused outdoor area into a fully accessible sensory garden for children with Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities (PMLD) where they are able to grow and engage with . This project will create an inclusive space that supports sensory exploration, outdoor learning, and community engagement. Outdoor learning offers significant benefits, including stress reduction, improved mental resilience, and enhanced cognitive and social development. Many of our pupils experience sensory processing challenges, and outdoor environments provide safe opportunities to explore sensory input beyond the constraints of a classroom. However, our current outdoor space is not accessible, excluding children with PMLD from these benefits. The proposed garden will feature: - Raised planters for wheelchair users - Accessible outdoor tables - Levelled ground for safe mobility - Sensory-rich plants such as herbs and textured foliage These elements will ensure full accessibility and provide diverse sensory experiences. Beyond supporting our pupils, this space will be open to families and the wider community. We aim to foster inclusive participation, encouraging people of all ages and abilities to contribute to the care and growth of the garden. It is our hope that this will increase accessibility for children with PMLD, offer enhanced sensory learning opportunities, and foster stronger community engagement. This project will create a safe, inclusive, and enriching environment for children with PMLD while strengthening community connections.

Break Time applications are now open until January 18th 2026!

In 2 weeks we're inviting Children to wear their own clothes day as we hold a colour raffle! We are looking for donations of items in the colour of your childs class. All items will then be combined to create colour hampers that will be raffled before Christmas!