Kings Norton Girls' School

A Specialist Language & Sports College

 
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Welcome to Kings Norton Girls' School VLE

Kings Norton Girls' School is an 11-19 girls' comprehensive school which became a Specialist Language College in 2001. The school has been successful in obtaining several other awards: Sportsmark, Artsmark Gold, Investors in People, three School Achievement Awards and has recently been designated as a Leading Edge School.

Over the years, Kings Norton Girls' School has continued to retain its position as an extremely popular, all ability girls school, in which all associated with it can take pride.

Be sure to check out our website sections in particular our school gallery and history sections. These have been compiled from decades of photos and letters. 

 

Swine Flu Update

To put your minds at rest we would like to confirm that currently we have no cases of swine flu amongst students.  (23.06.09)
 

KNGS/HSS Student Exchange 2009

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In 2006, through the British Council’s Dreams and Teams project, KNGS formed a partnership with a very different school, Harrismith Secondary, in the rural Freestate province of South Africa. Harrismith Secondary School lies in the township of Intabazwe, six kilometres outside the small, sleepy town of Harrismith. The school teaches grades (year groups) 10, 11& 12, nominally for students aged 15 – 18: however, depending on when they began school, those in grade 10 can be as old as 20!

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SWINE FLU AND SCHOOLS
Some frequently asked questions
1.         What should I do if my child develops flu-like symptoms?
Your child should stay at home if he/she develops flu-like symptoms (including high temperature, cough, runny nose, sore throat, headache, joint/limb pains, diarrhoea or vomiting). They are advised to rest and drink plenty of fluids.
Any parent whose child experiences flu like symptoms should telephone their GP or NHS Direct on 0845 46 47. More general information about H1N1 can be obtained from the Department of Health public information line on 0800 1 513 513 or from the HPA website at www.hpa.org.uk.
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Swine Flu Advice

We will take advice from health professionals as to how to proceed in the case of an outbreak of the flu in school. The Local Authority will advise the school if there is a local cause for concern and we will inform parents.
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