Marjory Kinnon School

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    Welcome to our school

    We wish you a very warm welcome to Marjory Kinnon School, a special school for boys and girls from 4-16 years of age.

    We aim to provide a happy, well-behaved, working atmosphere where children feel secure and experience success.

    What's going on at Marjory Kinnon School?

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    • Parent Coffee Morning – 6 February 2025

      date posted: 24/01/25

       

      Parents are invited to join us for a Marjory Kinnon Coffee Morning on Thursday 6th of February between 9:15am – 10.45am. The subject for this session is the Disability Living Allowance (DLA). A member of staff from Contact Hounslow will be with us. Contact Hounslow provides support, advice and information for families with a disabled child in Hounslow. They will discuss the DLA Application Criteria, Eligibility and Process, The Emotional Factors, and Myths vs Facts.

       

      If you’re interested in joining us, please contact the office to register for a place.

    • Year 11 Students Explore Careers in Construction with Kier Workshop

      date posted: 15/07/24

       

      We are thrilled to share the exciting experiences of our Year 11 students, who took part in an engaging careers workshop hosted by construction company Kier. This one-day session was designed to inspire young people to explore diverse career opportunities in the construction industry.

      During the workshop, students participated in hands-on activities that introduced them to engineering and building techniques. They worked collaboratively on challenges that tested their problem-solving and creativity while gaining insights into the variety of roles within the construction sector. The session also included a Q&A with Kier’s industry professionals, giving students a chance to learn about different career pathways and the skills required to succeed.

      Assistant Headteacher, Mr. Jake Gowers, shared his enthusiasm about the event,  “The workshop was an invaluable opportunity for our students to engage with real-world professionals and explore potential future careers. The practical activities sparked their curiosity, and we’re excited for the upcoming six-week Kierriculum programme that we have planned to take this experience further.”

      This extended programme will provide students with even more in-depth learning experiences, including visits to live construction sites.

      We are proud of how our students embraced this opportunity, and we look forward to seeing their skills and interests grow as they continue to explore their future career options.