Enfield North's MP, Nick de Bois visited Kingsmead on Friday 8th October to see for himself why Kingsmead is one of the first secondary schools in the country to be awarded Outstanding Academy status.

Is your child entitled to free school meals?  if you think you may be eligible, please contact Mrs Allen on 020 8351 5002; she will be able to advise you how to apply. 

As at other schools, photographs, video and digital footage may be taken by appropriate school employees or a member of the press (with the consent of the school) for the purposes of recording an activity or event with the intention or promoting Kingsmead School, our students and their achievements. These images may be displayed within the school, reproduced in school materials e.g. school prospectus, web site or newsletter or feature in the local or national media. Should any parent or carer object to this you must inform in writing Ms T Stevenson, Communications and School Community Manager at school.

We are proud to present a new addition to the website.  The work of Abbey Villanueva, a talented Year 13 ICT student, this exciting new feature allows newcomers to Kingsmead to take a virtual tour of the buildings and get a taste of the facilities which contribute to the excellent learning environment at Kingsmead.  Click here to be taken to the interactive map.  

It is parents' legal responsibility to see that their child/children attend(s) school. If a student is absent from school a parent or carer MUST ring our attendance line every day the student is absent.  The number is:

020 8351 5003

Alternatively, parents or carers may wish to email school to report an absence.  Messages can be sent to:-

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As with phone calls, please email as soon as possible on the first day of absence and every day that the student is absentWhen your child returns to school they MUST bring a note from home explaining their absence.

Cases of persistent absence have to be referred to the Educational Welfare Service, which discharges the school's statutory responsibility in relation to school attendance (The Education Act 1996).