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Virtual Tour!

Usually we welcome prospective parents to take a look around our school so that they can see the wonderful work we do, and decide whether we are the right school for their family.  We are very sad that the Coronavirus has stopped us from doing that this year.

Instead, we have filmed our school in action, with Mrs Freeman giving a guided tour.  You can take a virtual tour of our school through the video below.

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05.03.2021 Coronavirus update

We are really looking forward to welcoming the children back on Monday 8th March.  Mrs Freeman has sent letters home with details about staggered starts, key safety measures, equipment and uniform, school lunches, etc.  Please let the office know if you have not received this information.

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We have written to the parents of children who borrowed a laptop or iPad during the lockdown to explain about returning the equipment.  Again, if you have not received this information, please let the office know.

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• Updated risk assessment - click here

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04.02.2021 Coronavirus Update

• Updated risk assessment - click here

• Some websites which you may find useful to make sure your children are safe online:

• Internet matters - for support for parents and carers to keep their children safe online

• London Grid for Learning - for support for parents and carers to keep their children safe online

• Net-aware - for support for parents and careers from the NSPCC

• Parent info - for support for parents and carers to keep their children safe online

• Thinkuknow - for advice from the National Crime Agency to stay safe online

• UK Safer Internet Centre - advice for parents and carers.

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07.01.2021 Coronavirus Update

• We have had to switch back to remote learning for the majority of pupils.  Teachers have sent timetables to parents / carers and are delivering a mixture of face-to-face online teaching and independent learning activities.  We have not 'paused' the curriculum, and as far as possible, we are offering teaching and activities which mirror what we would have delivered in school.  It is important, therefore, that your child engages as fully as possible although we appreciate that pressures on working parents and children sharing devices can make this difficult.

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• We are aware that some families have limited access to technology.  Unfortunately, although the DfE provided a small number of laptops, we do not have enough for all children who need them.  We have loaned out these laptops, together with school iPads, and are reviewing other ways in which we can support access to digital learning.  Currently, there is a waiting list for devices.

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• We are aware of the importance of the support for children's and families' wellbeing during lockdowns.  Please contact us if you would like support from our Inclusion team.  Please click here for additional information about promoting wellbeing.  ​

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• Dolce are providing food boxes for pupils entitled to benefits related Free School Meals; please contact the school to find out more about this.

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22.10.2020 Coronavirus Update

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The DfE have published Coronavirus guidance for parents in different languages including Urdu, Punjabi, Portuguese and Polish.  Please click on the links below to access these documents.

Guidance in English

Guidance in Urdu

Guidance Punjabi

Guidance in Polish

Guidance in Portuguese​

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Our policy for remote learning and our remote learning website statement are available on our policies page - click here. 

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Head Teacher's Welcome

Welcome to the King’s Wood School and Nursery website.

I hope you find all the information you need here. However, if you can’t find what you are looking for please don’t hesitate to contact us. We always welcome enquiries and visits and I am happy to show you around by appointment.

We are a two form entry Primary School and Nursery, within the vibrant and diverse community of Totteridge in High Wycombe. Our school reflects that diversity and we pride ourselves on an ethos which promotes mutual respect and values every individual.

We place children’s learning and well being at the centre of all we do and offer a well resourced, attractive environment in which to learn and grow.

Our aim is to provide a rich and stimulating, skills based, curriculum for your child, which promotes aspiration, independence and good citizenship. In this way we hope to enable every child to achieve their full potential.

Most importantly King’s Wood is a happy place and our children love coming to school.

Mrs Janice Freeman

Head Teacher

Want to know what's coming up?

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Click here for our events calendar and here for our news blog.

Quick Links:

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Admissions  - click here

Attendance - click here

Sport, Music, Clubs and Trips - click here

E-Safety - click here

Nursery - click here

Ofsted - click here

PAFT  - click here

Policies & complaints procedure - click here

Pupil Premium - click here

Safeguarding - click here

Special Educational Needs - click here

Term dates - click here

Staff only - Report your LFD test result here

Staff only - Risk Assessment read form

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Did you know...

We have a Twitter feed to tell you about Sports at Kingswood:

@Kings_WoodSport

You can find it on the Sports page.

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We also have a news blog  - click here.

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King's Wood pupils access  a wide range of extra curricular and enrichment activities.  Much of the cost is met by the school but we do ask for a modest voluntary contribution.  Click here for further details.