Nursery and Primary 1 Admission Information

Thank you for considering King’s Park Primary and Nursery School and trusting us with your child's education. Information to assist you with the application process for admission to our school is provided below. We hope you find it useful, and look forward to working with you and your child. 

Prospective parents are very welcome to make an appointment to visit school to view our excellent facilities and resources first hand and are welcome to speak directly with Miss Brown.

Our Nursery Open Afternoon for Parents/Carers will be on Thursday 12^th January from 1.30pm-3.30pm.   You are very welcome to come and see all that our Nursery has to offer your child and to meet the teachers and staff. 

Applications for Nursery and P1 for September 2023  are open from noon on 10th January to noon on Friday 27th January 2023. 

Below is a link to the Nursery Prospectus.  Copies are also available from the school office.

https://online.fliphtml5.com/crxhg/mmuh/

Our Primary Prospectus can be found in the 'Newsletters' section of our website.

It is very important that you get applications in on time

Applications for Primary School Admissions are made via the Education Authority Admissions Hub  

Our Nursery Open afternoon will be on Thursday 12th January from 1.30pm-3.30pm.  All prospective parents/carers are welcome to attend with their child.

Below is a link to the Nursery Prospectus.  Copies are also available from the school office.

https://online.fliphtml5.com/crxhg/mmuh/

See our Primary Prospectus for 2022/23 under 'Newsletters'.

Last day of term - Wednesday 21st December

Please arrange to have your child/children collected or inform your childcare provider of the following times. Dinners will not be served on Wednesday.

Nursery:          12.00 noon

P1 and P2:        12.10pm

P3 and P4:        12.15pm

P5, P6 and P7:  12.20pm

Thank you 

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