Force for Positive Change
At Kingfisher, in addition to academic excellence, we want children to develop the talents and characteristics they need to flourish as individuals, equipping them to manage the challenges and responsibilities they will face growing up.
Through our school driver ‘Force for Positive Change’ (F4+C), our pupils know that they can make a difference and that their voices are heard. Kingfisher students are vocal and understand the issues that impact their lives.
Children become agents of change within the school, local and wider community, utilising their subject knowledge and skills to make a real, meaningful difference.
From fund raising events for charities, to writing persuasive letters to the Home Office, children learn that every effort counts when playing an active role in making a positive impact on society.
Minister praise Kingfisher pupils
It was a huge honour to welcome Feryal Clark MP, Minister for AI & Digital at the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, to our school today.
She joined us to celebrate our Force for Positive Change initiative, which is empowering students to drive meaningful impact in their communities.
During the visit, the Minister engaged with students and staff, learning firsthand about the incredible projects that showcase the power of innovation, digital skills, and forward-thinking education.
Her visit highlights the importance of preparing young people for the future, equipping them with the knowledge and confidence to be leaders in the digital age.
We are proud to be at the forefront of educational initiatives that inspire young minds to use technology and innovation as a force for good.
A big thank you to Feryal Clark MP for taking the time to visit, support our vision, and celebrate the positive change being made in our school community!
Supporting Alopecia UK
Our entire school community recently came together for a truly inspiring Art & Design Technology Exhibition, where students showcased an impressive collection of individual and collaborative creations. The event transformed our school into a vibrant gallery space, filled with a stunning variety of artwork, sculptures, and design projects that reflected the incredible talent and creativity of our students.
Families, friends, and staff were treated to a gallery-style experience, where they could walk through beautifully curated displays, appreciating the dedication and imagination behind each piece. To enhance the atmosphere, we had live music, delicious food, and refreshing drinks, creating a joyful and immersive celebration of the arts.
Beyond celebrating creativity, the exhibition was part of our #Force4PositiveChange initiative, where we use school events to support meaningful causes. This year, we proudly partnered with Alopecia UK, a charity that provides vital support for children experiencing hair loss due to alopecia. Through generous contributions and proceeds from the event, we were able to make a positive impact, helping raise awareness and funds for an important cause.
Campaigning for justice for the Windrush generation
Race against hunger
Children and families joined forces for the Race Against Hunger in our local field.
With every year group participating, it was an inspiring event that brought together pupils, teachers, and families in a collective effort to make a difference.
Our school's Force for Positive Change initiative, in partnership with the Trussell Trust, aims to fight hunger in our local community.
Thanks to everyone who donated, we raised £306 to make a meaningful impact in ending hunger in the UK.
The energy and determination of our pupils were truly inspiring as they ran, walked, and cheered each other on throughout the event.
Beyond raising funds, the Race Against Hunger helped spark important conversations about food poverty and how we can all play a part in creating change.
We are incredibly proud of our school community for coming together to support such a vital cause—every step taken was a step toward a hunger-free future!