School playing an important role in the local community
The King’s Park ethos promotes and supports the Christian ethos and welcomes children of all faiths and nationalities.
King's Park values and respects each child and creates a happy and secure learning environment for all.
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Hide AdThe school challenges and stimulates each child and addresses individual needs and creates equal opportunities for every child.
Preparing children for a technological future is a core cross-curricular feature of the school's teaching programmes.
All classrooms are equipped with the latest computer technology and filtered Internet access.
All staff are trained in classroom C2K programmes and equipment
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Hide AdAll P4-P7 children encouraged to register in Grid Club an Environmental Awareness programme.
King's Park was chosen by the Northern Ireland Amenities Council as the 'Best Kept Large School' in 2008-09 and also ‘Best Kept School’ in all categories across the SELB area in 2008-09.
All of the play areas have been upgraded during the last two years and the school is involved in a creative playground initiative being run by the SELB.
T h e school also has a full size soccer/sports field, a mini hockey pitch and a wide choice of hard play areas.
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Pre-school facilities offer a highly structured approach to early years learning based on discovery and play opportunities.
Parents are actively encouraged to be involved in their children’s primary school experiences.
Parent and teacher interviews are offered three times a year.
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The school's 'Forward Together' programme assists parents in helping their children at home.
The school’s English programme is based on early intervention and active parental support.
The Friends of King’s Park committee supports the school's work by organising a range of events for children and families.
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Hide AdKidz Patch is the school's breakfast and after school club which operates from 7.30-9am and from 2-6pm and all day during school holidays.
The closing date for enrolment is Wednesday, September 20, 2010 at 12 noon.
For more information contact 3834 5339.