We are busy preparing for our Royal Tea Party on Friday 27th May and can't wait to see lots of you there. The children will all be baking cakes in class and we'd love it if you could bring cakes in from home for us to share. (Please remember we... Read more →

Thank you to everyone who took time to enter the Easter colouring competition organised by our midday staff. Deciding on the winners was very difficult as everyone had done so well. The winners below will be bringing home their prizes. Red Butterflies – Noah N and Kallie J Blue Butterflies... Read more →

The Ashfield Virtual School Games week is starting Monday next week! We want as many people from Kingsway Primary School and their parents and relatives to take part in the games as possible! Here is a weblink to give you more information about how you can participate in next weeks... Read more →

In line with government advice Kingsway Primary School closed on Friday 20th March and will not fully re-open until further notice. Due to the current high level of coronavirus linked staff absences and the number of parents who have self identified as key workers school is unable to open at... Read more →

Please see the attached letter. Download School Closure Letter 18th March Read more →

Please see the attached letter. Download School Closure Letter 18th March Read more →

We had a great start to the week with a visit from the panto on Monday and we all really enjoyed the performance of Aladdin. It was a fantastic show and we loved joining in with the songs. We did lots of great follow up work inspired by the performance... Read more →

We hope that you have all had a lovely Christmas and New Year. Just a reminder that Monday 6th January and Tuesday 7th January are INSET Days and the school is closed to children. We look forward to seeing you all again on Wednesday 8th January. Read more →

The children will come home today with a present from Kingsway which we hope you will enjoy sharing with your child over the holiday period. Read more →

We are continuing to support our local Rotary in their aim to eradicate polio by planting purple crocuses in the school grounds to raise awareness. Purple is the coloured ink used to mark when people have received the vaccine. Read more →