kings house parent portal

What is the parent portal?

The Parent Portal is our tool for all parents to access instant, online, timely and secure student information. It offers you comprehensive remote monitoring of school reports, attendance and fees information from the home or office.

Why choose King’s House School?

A wonderful school and a brilliant start to a life-long education. Cannot recommend more highly. Pupils at King’s House School in Richmond, Surrey, have been enjoying the Christmas festivities this year, after many were held virtually in 2020 due to Covid-19.

How do I access the parent module for Genesis?

Click above to access the parent module. We are happy to announce the Parent Module for Genesis, the online student information system, is now available to all parents. This web-based system will enable you to access your student’s grades, attendance, and other important information from any computer with an Internet connection.

Why sign up for the campusesp Parent Portal?

Sign up for our CampusESP Parent Portal for up-to-date information on important dates, housing, dining, financial aid and more! Consider this page your access to the world of opportunity at King’s.

What is the Kingsley House program?

Expectant mothers are enrolled in the Kingsley House Parents as Educators program which provides pregnant women with prenatal and postpartum visits, education and services that address, as appropriate: fetal development, nutrition, STD education, risks of alcohol, drugs and smoking, labor, delivery and postpartum recovery, parental depression, infant care and safety. The goal of this program is to make referrals and provide consistent, accessible health care to maintain and increase the potential of good health for the mother and successful delivery of a healthy baby.

What is the purpose of parent committee?

The goal of the parent committee is to help support the schools mission, programs and activities. The parent committee will play a lead role in helping to foster an environment where parent involvement is encouraged and respected. Policy Council . The Policy Council (PC) provides a formal means for parents to be involved in ...

What is a head start policy council?

The Policy Council (PC) provides a formal means for parents to be involved in the Head Start program planning and decision-making process. It is designed for parent engagement and involvement in the program. The PC is very similar to Parent Teacher Organizations (PTO) that you will find as an integral part of the governance structure at any school. PC membership consists of parent representatives that are elected by parents from their respective centers at the beginning of the program year, and representatives from community agencies. However, 51% of the PC must be parents of enrolled children. PC members represent their program service area and receive information, training, and reports which they take back to share with other parents at the monthly center meetings. The PC representatives serve as the voice for their respective centers and enrolled families. However, the PC as a whole makes decisions that impact all the program options.

Is Kingsley House an employer?

Kingsley House is an equal opportunity employer and service provider.

Pupils enjoy charity and music assemblies

This half term the boys have enjoyed a range of assemblies, including from a guest speaker at the charity SPEAR, who help people in South West London from homelessness to independence. Pupils who learn a musical instrument have also been showcasing their skills in...

Pupils take part in Chess Tournament

Congratulations to the pupils who took part in King's College Wimbledon Junior School's chess tournament last weekend. They were the youngest team to attend and everyone played brilliantly. A special mention goes to Sebastian who won all 6 games on top board,...

4J Weather Forecasts

Class 4J recently prepared and presented a weather forecast! They started by making their own weather maps for two days on an app, and then they prepared a forecast to explain the weather to their peers. They focussed on using technical language and explaining the...

Sports Fixtures in January

Congratulations to the U9A team who played their first contact rugby matches for the school last Friday in a festival at Shrewsbury House School. The boys did themselves proud tackling their hearts out and scoring some fantastic tries. The rest of the U9 boys get...

Eco-committee meet for the first time

Last week the newly formed eco-committee met for the first time, voting on the topics they will be working on to work towards a more sustainable future. The results were: Biodiversity: caring for all plants, animals and insects. (23 votes) Marine: protecting...

Year 8 visit the Tower of London

''On Friday Year 8 went to the Tower of London for a school trip. The year split up into 2 groups to take turns exploring the different areas. We were able to see the crowns from the past rulers, which allowed us to see how they have changed over time. We also went...