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Year 8 Represent School at University of Manchester Engineering Event Eight Year 8 students proudly represented our school at a Social Sciences and Engineering event at the University of Manchester. From bridge-building under budget constraints to designing and testing vehicles on a custom obstacle course, the day was packed with creativity, teamwork, and STEM learning. A fantastic experience in a university setting!

Year 8 Represent School at University of Manchester Engineering E...

Facebook - 6 February 2026

Strong Foundations for Every Student In this video, our Headteacher discusses two core expectations at KPHS, consistent attendance and positive behaviour, and explains why returning to the basics is so important. By maintaining strong foundations and high expectations, we can help every student thrive in their learning, make progress, and grow into socially responsible citizens. Together we can ensure every day counts toward success. Please go to the following link for any previous messages: https://kingswaypark.org/917/video-communication-from-the-headteacher

Strong Foundations for Every Student In this video, our Headteac...

Facebook - 5 February 2026

Celebrating Our District Finalists! Our students have successfully advanced to the finals of the prestigious Rotary Youth Speaks competition after delivering a powerful speech titled “The Mental Cost of Racism.” The team impressed judges with their confidence, passion, and articulate exploration of a challenging and important issue. Competing in an event organised by the Rotary Club of Rochdale, they stood out among strong competition and are now preparing to represent Kingsway Park in the District Final against the region’s top young speakers. We are incredibly proud of their achievement and wish them the very best of luck ahead!

Celebrating Our District Finalists! Our students have successful...

Facebook - 4 February 2026

Student Leadership Success at Carrington Training Ground Two Key Stage 3 students were given the opportunity to take part in the Sports Leaders Young Leaders Award at Carrington Training Ground. As part of the programme, the students planned and delivered a sports coaching session to the men’s first team. They demonstrated excellent leadership, confidence, and communication skills throughout the day and both successfully passed the course with flying colours. This was a fantastic experience and one that will inspire them in their future sporting and leadership journeys.

Student Leadership Success at Carrington Training Ground Two Ke...

Facebook - 3 February 2026

National Apprenticeship Week | Explore Your Future with HSBC Apprenticeships are more than just a job – they’re a gateway to valuable skills and exciting careers. Our students have the chance to explore apprenticeships and future careers through HSBC’s National Apprenticeship Week virtual events. These sessions are designed to give insight into real career pathways and inspire the next steps in your journey. Events run from 9–12 February | 6–7pm Register using the links below: Monday 9 February – How to support young people https://hsbc.zoom.us/meeting/register/NvzfDsCKSkud8LxkzWS5Kw#/registration Tuesday 10 February – HSBC & You: Explore HSBC and the world of opportunity https://hsbc.zoom.us/meeting/register/lL7L1qvCQf6iyaBsej3voA#/registration Wednesday 11 February – Be inspired by HSBC Apprentices https://hsbc.zoom.us/meeting/register/D0OLhwKyR0CIMlPub0aMxA#/registration Thursday 12 February – Exploring career pathways and opportunities https://hsbc.zoom.us/meeting/register/rqkFPakmSzCYAxkS7zXFfA#/registration ✨ A great opportunity for students and parents to take the first step towards exciting future careers. #NationalApprenticeshipWeek #Apprenticeships #FutureCareers #CareersEducation #StudentOpportunities

National Apprenticeship Week | Explore Your Future with HSBC App...

Facebook - 2 February 2026

📚 Attendance Matters Every day in school helps build learning, confidence and wellbeing. If your child is absent, please remember to let us know — working together keeps our students safe and supported #AttendanceMatters #WorkingTogether #StudentWellbeing

📚 Attendance Matters Every day in school helps build lear...

Facebook - 2 February 2026

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Facebook - 30 January 2026

Simple Steps Parents Can Take to Maximise Academic Potential At Kingsway, we believe in developing the whole child — not just focusing on academic success. In this video, our Headteacher shares two ways parents can support their child beyond the classroom: 1. Fostering a love of reading at home — a magical way to bond while building essential skills. 2. Exploring local activities through the Reach Project — giving children opportunities to grow socially and become responsible, confident citizens. By taking these steps, you can help your child reach their full academic potential while also supporting their wider personal development. Watch the video to see how simple actions at home and in the community can make a real difference! Please go to the following link for any previous messages: https://kingswaypark.org/917/video-communication-from-the-headteacher

Simple Steps Parents Can Take to Maximise Academic Potential At...

Facebook - 29 January 2026

Year 8 Football Day at Manchester United Our Year 8 boys had an incredible day competing in a 6v6 football tournament at Manchester United’s training ground, The Cliff. The team showed fantastic skill, teamwork and sportsmanship, representing Kingsway Park High School with pride. Well done, boys – you made us all proud!

Year 8 Football Day at Manchester United Our Year 8 boys had an...

Facebook - 28 January 2026

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