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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    • Creativity Shines at our 2025 Art Exhibition

      date posted: 20/06/25

       

      Our students’ creativity took centre stage at this year’s art exhibition — a joyful celebration of creativity across the school!
      From bold colours to thoughtful techniques, every display reflected the hard work and imagination of our students.
      We’re so proud of what they’ve achieved! Thank you to the Art Department for hosting a wonderful exhibition.

    • Mini London Marathon

      date posted: 13/06/25

      Congratulations to everyone who took part in the TCS Mini London Marathon at the end of April. MKS pupils, staff and parents took up the challenge to run/jog/walk/wheel a 2-mile course at school We just received our trophy! 

    • SchoolsMobile and Bernie Hollywood Celebrate Diversity and Inclusion with Artistic Gift to Marjory Kinnon School

      date posted: 13/05/25

      SchoolsMobile is delighted to announce the donation of Diverse-City, a striking sculpture of the character Morph, to Marjory Kinnon School. This powerful piece was created for the Whizz Kids Step Free Art Trail and gifted to Marjory Kinnon through Bernie Hollywood, a passionate advocate for accessibility and inclusivity, further reinforcing our shared mission of empowering young people.

      Marjory Kinnon School is one of the UK’s largest special educational needs (SEN) schools, supporting over 300 students aged 4-16.

      “We are incredibly grateful for this wonderful and uplifting sculpture that is so aligned with our values,” said Tracy Meredith, Headteacher of Marjory Kinnon School. “Morph has found a happy home in our Sensory Garden, and he was an instant hit with our students. Creativity and expression are important for our children, and this sculpture is a fun and inspiring way to spark their imagination.”

      Created by renowned artist Mr. A Singh, the sculpture features the beloved character Morph in a radiant metallic gold finish, adorned with intricate royal blue hand-drawn floral patterns. This bold design serves as a striking visual metaphor for unity—where strength meets creativity, and diversity flourishes.

      Just as the sculpture encourages us to recognise our shared humanity, SchoolsMobile remains dedicated to making the online world a safer and better place for children to thrive.

      By gifting this sculpture to Marjory Kinnon School, Bernie Hollywood and SchoolsMobile aim to inspire students, staff, and visitors to reflect on the beauty of diversity, the power of inclusive communities, and for Morph to be a beacon of creative opportunities.

       

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      ABOUT SCHOOLSMOBILE: SchoolsMobile, from Seqrd Technology, is a comprehensive digital safeguarding platform designed to keep children safe and engaged with technology, both in and beyond the classroom. Aligned with KCSIE and Department for Education (DfE) guidance, their solution empowers schools to meet their online safety obligations while promoting consistent, clear messaging across the entire school community.

      In partnership with schools across Hounslow, SchoolsMobile is helping to create safer digital environments by ensuring students are protected and supporting educators to deliver effective online safeguarding strategies; and establishing healthy habits as parents reinforce school e-safety principles at home through its practical safeguarding tools.

      ABOUT BERNIE HOLLYWOOD: Bernie is one of the world’s most accomplished explorers having rowed 3,540 miles solo for 109 days across the Atlantic Ocean for his Boat of Hope campaign, reached the geographic poles, climbed some of the world’s highest mountains, ran unsupported across the Saharan Desert, cycled across continents, and ran over 150 marathons.

      Bernie has been championing the ‘Disability Rights of Children’ around the world for the last ten years. He is an ambassador for Wallace & Gromit Children's Charity, Save the Children UK and Barnardo's. His Boat of Hope Mental Health Campaign has reached millions of children around the world by opening conversations about how they feel inside their heads and their hearts through the creative arts and adventure. 

       

      ABOUT MARJORY KINNON SCHOOL: Located in the London Borough of Hounslow, Marjory Kinnon School is one of the UK’s largest special educational needs (SEN) schools, supporting over 300 students aged 4-16. With a primary focus on children with autism, the school’s mission is to Nurture, Challenge, and Inspire, helping students reach their full potential through learning, play, and meaningful experiences.

       

       

    • Hampton Court Palace 10K Success!

      date posted: 12/05/25

      Congratulations to our amazing Running Club!
      On Sunday 11 May, 22 dedicated members of Team Marjory Kinnon crossed the finish line at the Hampton Court Palace 10K—the big event they’ve been training hard for!  We are incredibly proud of their commitment and grateful for the generous support we’ve already received.

      We’re raising funds to purchase a state-of-the-art interactive projection system – a dynamic tool that will transform the way our students learn, play, and engage at school. Many of our children experience sensory processing challenges or struggle in traditional learning environments. This system will make learning more immersive, accessible, and fun – helping us tailor education to their unique needs.

      Every donation brings us closer to our fundraising goal.  If you haven’t donated yet and would like to support the cause, there’s still time! Every contribution, big or small, makes a difference.

      Donate here: Marjory Kinnon School JustGiving Page

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