Term dates 2023-24

The King’s House School, Windsor term dates for September 2023 – July 2024 are as follows:

Autumn 2023

Start of Term: 
Monday 4th September*

Half Term:
Monday 23rd October -  Friday 27th October

End of Term:
Wednesday 13th December

Spring 2024

Start of Term: 
Wednesday 3rd January*

Half Term:
Monday 12th February - Friday 16th February

End of Term:
Wednesday 27th March

Summer 2024

Start of Term: 
Monday 15th April*

Half Term:
Monday 27th May - Friday 31st May

End of Term:
Friday 12th July

Inset Days

* Please note that the School will be closed for staff training on:

Autumn Term: 
Monday 4th & Tuesday 5th September 2023

Spring Term: 
Wednesday 3rd January 2024

Summer Term: 
Monday 15th April & Friday 21st June 2024

School Uniform

The customised items of the school uniform are supplied by School Days Direct. Other items can be purchased from retailers such as Asda, Next & M&S.

The uniform briefing sheet provides the full breakdown of the various available options and items. If you have any questions, please get in contact with us.

School Policies

The King’s House School Windsor has an important set of policies in place to ensure the school is well governed. These procedures allow us to make sure that the school provides an environment that is safe and secure and that promotes learning and educational excellence.

* Complaints Policy

Curriculum Policy (Primary)

Curriculum Policy (Seniors)

Disability Access Policy

Educational Visits Policy

First Aid Policy

Health and Safety Policy

Behaviour Policy

Safeguarding Policy

Anti-Bullying Policy

Special Educational Needs Policy

Privacy Statement

To see our full list of policies or if you have any questions please feel free to get in contact with us.

* Number of formal complaints registered during the academic year 22/23: 0 and 0 have progressed to a panel hearing.

Inspections

Please contact us if you would like to find out more about this inspection and the overall progress of the school.

2022 Material Change Visit

‘Pupils were observed to be responsible and socially integrated across all ages, playing well together and helping each other learn. They show an understanding for those who find it hard to learn, accepting that they each have strengths and weaknesses.’

‘The school implements its safeguarding arrangements effectively to safeguard and promote the welfare of pupils at the school.’

‘Teaching enables pupils to make good progress according to their ability. Staff are suitably qualified and experienced and have good subject knowledge and understanding of the work being taught. Lessons are well planned, and pupils were observed to be highly motivated and industrious in their attitude to work.’

2022 Material Change Visit Report


Previous Inspections

2020 ISI Progress Monitoring Visit

“The school meets all of the requirements of the Education (Independent School Standards) Regulations 2014 and requirements of the Early Years Statutory Framework.”

A few highlights from the report include:

  • Pupils’ spoke with enthusiasm about their learning

  • Teaching enables pupils to acquire new knowledge and make good progress according to their ability

  • Teaching encourages pupils to be self-motivated

  • Teachers know the pupils well

  • Teaching demonstrates good understanding of the subject matter being taught

  • Lessons which take place during the afternoon enable all pupils to increase their understanding and develop their skills across a suitable range of subjects, including the EYFS

  • Principles and values are actively promoted which enables the students to develop their self-knowledge, self-esteem and self-confidence

  • During discussions, pupils stated the importance of being kind to one another and accepting responsibility for their behaviour and learning

  • Pupils play confidently and socially

  • They listen respectfully, are polite and spoke assuredly

2020 Progress Monitoring Visit Report

“The school does not meet all of the required standards in the schedule to the Education (Independent School Standards) Regulations 2014.”
2019 Inspection Report

The school met 25 out of 29 sub sections under the 8 standards and is now implementing an action plan to remedy the 4 remaining requirements for a potential progress monitoring inspection in 2020.

These include: The broadening of the science curriculum, improving our team recruitment checklist, installing a water fountain in an easily accessible area and ensuring the above items are delivered and that ISI standards are fully understood and embedded in the workflows of the leadership and management team.

2017 Inspection, “The school meets all of the independent school standards that were checked during this inspection.”
2017 Inspection Report

2016 Inspection, “Parents are positive about their child’s experience at the school. All parents who responded to Ofsted’s online questionnaire, Parent View, would recommend the school.”
2016 Inspection Report

2013 Inspection, “Pupils’ behaviour and personal development are outstanding. There is a very friendly, welcoming family atmosphere within the school; pupils are very well known and cared for exceptionally well by staff.”
2013 Inspection Report

 

If you would like to know more about any of our inspections or if you have any questions about the findings, please do not hesitate to get in contact with us here.