Reception offers, September 2026
16/04/2026If your child has been offered a Reception place at KMPS, click here for more information on accepting your place, preparing for September and life at the school
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Kenyngton Manor Primary and Nursery School, part of The Howard Partnership Trust, is a community school based on the edge of Surrey, catering for 2-11 year olds. As a community school we can boast of conscientious and kind pupils, supportive parents, and a highly committed and caring staff.
The children of Kenyngton Manor Primary School benefit from spacious classrooms, a dedicated sports hall (separate to the main school hall) and extensive grounds, providing plentiful opportunity for outdoor learning, play and sports. Please do book a tour to see for yourself.
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We are pleased to share the news that Kenyngton Manor has been awarded the Bronze Anti-Racism School Award by Leeds Beckett University. This is in response to the ongoing work we do within our curriculum, policies and school structures to continuously strive to be anti-racist.
Yesterday, 16 children from TWGHS Yin Sum Primary School, Hong Kong, immersed themselves in learning alongside our year 6 children. It was a wonderful experience for all the children involved. who would have thought that the game 'tag' is an international language all of its own?! What a wonderful experience for all involved. At the end of the day a special work of art was gifted to the school. The blossom representing our children flourishing, and the birds representing knowledge coming to each of our children.
It was a fantastic day of learning and friendship.
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We are looking forward to welcoming our children back on Monday!
Please help us by ensuring your child is arriving at the gate no later that 8.45 am so they are ready for lessons.
This is important time for catching up with their friends and teachers, ready for the day ahead.
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We do not have typical governing body at KMPS, one that focuses on finance, HR, buildings, policies, procedures. Instead we work across our locality with Meadhurst Primary and Thomas Knyvett College. Our local board supports and challenges us to consider how we can collaborate better to improve the lives of young people and families.
We are looking to recruit local board members who have a heart for the young people of Sunbury and Ashford, members who can support us in listening well to the feedback we receive, and challenge us to work better with local partners, agencies and each other as schools in our community.
Commitment:
4 evening meetings per year. (some key documents and surveys will need to be read ahead of the meeting)
3 days across the year to spend time in our schools.
If you would like to find out more, contact our
Headteacher (Lee Herdman): principal@kmps.thpt.org.uk
or email our Trust Lead: contact@thpt.org.uk
kenyngtonmanor.org/about-us/local-governing-body/
Please share with others in our community who might be suited to this kind of role.
Local Governing Body | Kenyngton Manor | Primary School
kenyngtonmanor.org
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We are looking forward to our Easter Booster Camp for Y6 - starting tomorrow at 10.00 am!
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Great to see young people from across the area represented - including from Kenyngton Manor!At the end of last month the Spelthorne Youth Awards took place, honouring those youngsters who have shown outstanding talent, kindness and resilience.
Five of the eight winners were from Sunbury and Shepperton schools. Take a look at the article in this month’s magazines: www.villagematters.co.uk
Image Credit: @surreyfilms
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After 8 days of hard trekking, -15 temperatures, snow storms, no hot water for 6 days, barely eating because of high altitude, long scary climbs, Miss Covell has made it to Mount Everest Base Camp!
Miss Covell has messaged to say, "the past few days have been super tough... every step was a battle but we made it!!" We have sent our best wishes and congratulations to her, celebrating her achievement at making it, her response, "there have been times in the past 48 hours I wasn't sure I would... toughest thing I have ever done!'
Well done Miss Covell - you remind us that we are all far more capable than we could even imagine! We look forward to hearing more when you are back and have recovered! #wholehearted
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