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We were delighted to welcome our local MP, James Naish, to school this week for a very exciting and informative assembly!
James began by talking to us about his job as a Member of Parliament and how he was elected to represent our area. He even showed us where he works in the Houses of Parliament in London, sharing fascinating photos of the House of Commons and the House of Lords. It was amazing to see inside such an important place!
The children listened beautifully throughout the assembly and asked lots of thoughtful questions. James took the time to answer them all and helped us understand more about how our government works and how MPs help to make decisions for the country.
At the end of the visit, everyone received a special sticker, which was a lovely surprise! Our School Council, who form our very own ‘Mini School Parliament’, were especially excited to meet James in person. They even had the chance to have their photo taken with him — a moment they’ll certainly remember!
A huge thank you to James Naish for taking the time to visit our school and inspire the next generation of young leaders.
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Year 3 wearing our 50 new Nottingham Forest shirts!
You may have seen on social media that Nottingham Forest have been visiting schools across Nottinghamshire as part of their ‘Red Thread’ campaign. Amazingly, KPNS was selected to be one of the schools to receive 50 new Nottingham Forest shirts to use in school. Miss Robinson is already plotting how she is going to use them with the Sports Leaders and when children represent our school in different activities.
A huge thank you to Alex and Tom from the Notttingham Forest Community Trust for coming and presenting the shirts to our Year 3 class – the children loved chatting to them.
We’d like to congratulate the Nottingham Forest men’s, women’s and academy teams who have all had a fantastic season. UP THE REDS!
We continually receive complaints from residents about parking near school that is often dangerous and frequently discourteous to residents. Please do not park on the areas indicated by the red lines below, especially blocking drive ways or gates. It is particularly important not to block the cul-de-sac that leads to school – this is the route that fire engines and ambulances would use in the event of an emergency.
Please also be careful on Nottingham Road and avoid parking on the pavement or the yellow lines.
Parking irresponsibly and ignoring this request may increase the chances of a child being injured or killed in a motor vehicle accident.
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