Knightsbridge School celebrated Commonwealth Day (11/03) in central London at the Horse Guard’s Parade. Here, they sang alongside the Commonwealth Choir singing the song recorded at Abbey Road Studios ‘Believe’ accompanied by the Band of the Welsh Guards and conducted by Major Simon Haw.
Our Chairman, Aatif Hassan, attended a dinner at Buckingham Palace last week where he was able to discuss the Prince’s Trust and other charities with Prince Charles. Following the dinner, Aatif had a meeting with the Prince of Wales’s office in St James’s Palace to build bridges and put in place an exciting Dukes Education plan…
Year 6 student Maxwell makes his debut in the heartwarming and hilarious West End Musical, School of Rock!
On Thursday, seven pupils went to the Guard’s Chapel to take part in a recording of a piece of music written for the centenary of the end of World War I by Major Simon Haw. They travelled by tube and had a great time in the studio. The children were hugely professional and very proud…
The children went to Abbey Road to record the world premiere of ‘Believe’ by Major Simon Haw along with the Commonwealth Choir. It is a rousing, inspiring song about visualising and reaching for your dreams, and entirely appropriate for all children. The recording session was gruelling, but the children really did KS proud. They were outstanding ambassadors…
On Monday 21st January, Sophie and Eman-Clara were invited to visit the Mayor’s Parlour to receive their prizes for winning the Road Safety Calendar competition. They attended with their families and Miss Maura where they represented KS beautifully. Well done girls!
Councillor Marie-Therese Rossi, Mayor of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, made a special visit to St Columba’s this week to officially open our new classrooms. It was very exciting and a long awaited expansion to Knightsbridge School. The whole school along with our Chairman, Mr Aatif Hassan, came to be a part of…
One of our many talented pupils has been asked to take part in solo dance classes at the Royal Academy of Dance.
KS were treated to a wonderful morning of Acapella singing from a wonderful group called the Tigressions who came all the way from New York. The school was left inspired and all the children from EYFS to Seniors had their morning filled with wonderful renditions of classics, covers of modern songs and beat box lessons…
Congratulations to our J3 boys who traveled to Summer Fields in Oxford and took place in the Junior Football tournament. We are proud to announce our J3 team took home the silverware for KS! The tournament was filmed live and can be seen here www.summerfields.com/live