September 12, 2011 in Front Page News by S Coulton
Welcome to the new Kingsbury School and Sports College website. I am extremely proud to be the head of this rapidly improving school which has gone from strength to strength over the past few years. We are now a ‘good school with outstanding features’ Ofsted 2010. In terms of A*-C grades, at 91% we are performing in line with the top 5% of similar schools nationally and in the top 15% including English and maths. We aim to continue this upward trend and hope to see results rise further in 2012. Our website highlights the achievements of our students and outlines some of the activites that the school is involved in. I will be writing a regular blog about our most recent events which you can find in the drop down menu under the home page. I hope you enjoy finding out more about us. Ms S Coulton, headteacher
November 23, 2011 in Front Page News, Whole School Letters by Mrs S Jakszta
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September 9, 2011 in Front Page News by Mr S Smythe
17 students from Year 11 are making good progress with the IT Diploma course. This qualification, worth 7 GCSEs includes Principle Learning in ICT; Functional Skills in English, Maths and ICT; An Additional Specialised Subject of their choice and a Higher Project. In Year 10, they successfully completed 4 units out of 7 Principle Learning units and 10 days work-related learning and 9 students are on Read the rest of this entry →
September 6, 2011 in Front Page News by S Coulton
KSSC students achieved another record breaking set of results this year. 91% of students gained 5 or more A*-C grades, almost 50% with English and maths. This builds on last year’s success and shows that we have not only maintained our performance but improved on it. Since 2009 we have achieved a 30% increase in students achieving the gold Read the rest of this entry →
July 26, 2011 in Front Page News by Mr S Smythe
Kingsbury School and Sports College are delighted to announce a new and exciting rewards scheme for all students in the school. The rewards scheme is an online points system where students are rewarded points by staff. Points are then used to buy a variety of prizes through the rewards scheme website. Parents Read the rest of this entry →
July 26, 2011 in Front Page News by Mr S Smythe
The new 3G All Weather Pitch, tennis & netball court are fantastic additions to the school’s sports facilities, students and staff are very excited at the prospect of playing on this superb FA standard surface.The 3G All Weather Pitch can cater for two 36m X 27m pitches which are divided by a net or used as a larger 56m x 36m pitch. Read the rest of this entry →
July 26, 2011 in Front Page News by Mr S Smythe
On Thursday 7th July Kingsbury staged the first whole school show in a long time. Hoods a story of gangs, love, hate, friendship and tragedy was ‘West Side Story’ re-written by Miss Nordone to showcase the talent of our own Kingsbury students. The cast ranged from year 7 to Read the rest of this entry →
July 26, 2011 in Front Page News by Mr S Smythe
On Wednesday 29th June a group of students from Kingsbury school and sports colleges STEM club went to the royal air force museum in Cosford. The students who went were, Abdurrahman Mulla, Rebekah Lott, Natasha Wykes, Luke Mildenhall, Dean Mortiboy, Daniel Minchin, Amanda Wilson, Grace Griffiths, Katie Driscoll, Lauren Cooney, Jacob Clifford and me (Omar Schrouder). Mr Singh and Miss Jones also accompanied us on
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July 26, 2011 in Front Page News by Mr S Smythe
Our Young Enterprise team Dynamic have certainly proved they are worthy of their name. Dynamic won Best Presentation and Best Company Overall at the Young Enterprise North Birmingham Area finals held at Jaguar on 28th April. They had already won Best Customer Service twice at the recent trade fairs that they had attended. They made their mark by beating of stiff competition from local secondary schools which included those from Read the rest of this entry →