Marjory Kinnon School will be taking part in this year’s World Autism Acceptance Month with special days on Wednesday 23^rd April and Thursday 24^th April.

Our students will be wearing bright, colourful clothing and walking around our school field. Primary students will celebrate on Wednesday 23^rd April and Secondary students will celebrate on Thursday 24th April. 

In addition, all MKS staff and parents are invited to join our running club and run or walk 5k to Bedfont Lakes onThursday 24^th April.

World Autism Acceptance Month is all about helping to fundraise and to raise acceptance. If you wish to donate, please visit our JustGiving page. 

Over 99% of people have heard of autism, but only 16% of autistic people feel the public understand them. We’re here to challenge the myths, misconceptions and stereotypes that mean that 79% of autistic people feel socially isolated. It’s time we help the public to understand autism, the person, and the change they can make.

Winners | New Age Kurling Competition

Before half-term selected students from Year 3 & 4 represented Marjory Kinnon School at the New Age Kurling Competition held at Bolder Academy School and organised by Sport Impact. 

14 teams participated from Hounslow Borough, from both mainstream and SEND schools.  Our students conducted themselves really well and the staff and children had such an amazing day.  MKS won every single game to get through to the final and win the whole competition!  Other schools stayed until the end to watch our students win and collect their medals and trophy.

Winning the competition means MKS will go on to represent the London Borough of Hounslow in New Age Kurling at the London Youth Games next month.

Congratulations to our amazing students - we are so proud of you and we're looking forward to the upcoming London Youth Games and what results they may bring. 

Thank you to Yemi and the rest of the team for providing these wonderful opportunities for our children here at MKS. 

Welcome to Morph!

A 6-foot Morph has been donated to Marjory Kinnon School by SchoolMobiles.com and he now lives proudly at MKS in the Memorial Garden.

In the summer of 2023, an extraordinary, free public art trail and tourist attraction came to London providing a stunning must-see attraction for all to enjoy! 

Morph’s Epic Art Adventure in London was the UK’s first step-free art trail of its kind - to highlight the importance of accessibility and inclusion - hosted by Whizz Kidz, the UK’s leading charity for young wheelchair users. 150,000 people actively engaged with Morph’s Epic Art Adventure trail, as well as thousands more online over an incredible 9 weeks.

There were 76 Morph sculptures designed and displayed around London.  We are delighted that our very own Morph has arrived at his new home in the Memorial Garden and he is settling in well.

SchoolsMobile is a Free Safeguarding APP that protects children from harmful content or over 18 sites on their mobiles and lets parents set what they feel is appropriate social media sites and time on these sites.  It is simple to set up and use and cannot be deleted without parents receiving an alert. We have now offered out licences for a 6-months free trial to parents. 

New Murals!

If you have had an opportunity to walk through the Secondary stairwells or into the Secondary Library, you will have seen the amazing new wall murals.

The school is always looking for new ways to engage the students and reinforce our vision that ‘Every pupil will learn the skills and develop the confidence needed to become a valued, integrated and independent member of the community’.

The library seemed like the perfect place to create a relaxing and magical environment to help inspire creative reading.

Lace up and Join Us for a Great Cause! 

We are excited to invite parents and staff to join Marjory Kinnon School for our weekly running sessions. We’re working together to promote health and well-being while aiming for an inspiring goal: to complete the Hampton Court 10k race on May 11th to raise funds for our school.

We welcome all fitness levels, from beginners to seasoned runners, and will focus on encouraging teamwork and personal growth. Weekly training sessions will be held on-site, creating a supportive environment for everyone to get active and achieve their fitness goals.

Whether you’re a runner, walker, or enthusiastic supporter, your involvement will make a difference in helping us reach our fundraising target. Funds raised will go directly toward enhancing resources in the school's PE hall. 

Deputy Headteacher, Mr. Jozsef Kalman, shared his excitement about the initiative: “This is a wonderful opportunity for staff and parents to come together, improve fitness, and support our school community.”

If you’re interested in joining or supporting the team, please contact the school office for more details. Let’s get moving for a great cause!