Key Information
Extended School Day
To assist parents with drop off and collection times, King’s Park offers a Breakfast Club each morning from 8.00am to 8.45am and Mini Club for P1-P3 pupils from 2.00pm to 3.00pm each day.
As school finishes for all pupils at 2.00pm each Friday, there is Club KP for P4-P7 pupils until 3.00pm.
Breakfast Club costs £1.50 per pupil per session.
Mini Club and Club KP cost £2.50 per pupil per session.
All sessions can be booked and paid for using our School Gateway app.
After School Activities
At King’s Park Primary we offer a range of different clubs that run after school. These clubs are not only fun but aim to boost your child’s self-esteem and confidence and give them the opportunity to succeed in different areas outside the school curriculum. A number of the clubs are taken by school staff, with external providers coming in to offer further opportunities for our pupils.
Acorns at King’s Park - Wrap Around Care
Acorns provides a wrap around service for parents of pupils at King’s Park PS from 2pm-6pm each school day.
Places can be booked by telephoning 02890 968585.
Key Documents
Our Prospectus
Find out what the King’s Park Family is all about - an overview of what we do and how we do it.
Our Inspection Reports
There were well planned lesson activities, good independent work, excellent mental maths, great interest in books and good classroom management.
The school staff continue to embed effectively their use of data, alongside teachers’ professional judgement, to identify underachievement and assign children to a range of appropriate interventions to raise standards in Literacy & Numeracy.
King’s Park Primary School continues to demonstrate its capacity for sustained self-improvement.
The school continues to build on a very evident collaborative and collegial approach to leadership and management.
King’s Park Primary School is committed to creating a safe environment for all members of our community, where excellent behaviour is modelled and demonstrated by all. We recognise that the foundation for excellent learning is exemplary behaviour and therefore it is at the heart of what we do. At King’s Park everyone is expected to maintain the highest standards of personal conduct, to accept responsibility for their behaviour and encourage others to do the same. Our behaviour policy guides staff to teach self-discipline not just compliance. It echoes our core values with a heavy emphasis on respectful behaviour, a partnership approach to managing poor conduct and dynamic interventions that support staff and children.
A Quick Guide To The Primary Curriculum
This document from CCEA, gives you information on the primary curriculum in Northern Ireland.
Play Matters
This document, from PlayBoard NI, discusses the importance of play for children and their learning.
Please return as more policies will be added to this page regularly.
Illness Guidelines - Public Health Agency
Details of the any necessary absence time required due to illness.