We’re pleased to share our latest KPSS Community Vlog, featuring updates on the exciting things happening this term, along with important news regarding our Campus Police Officer.
We’d love to hear your thoughts. If you have any suggestions for future vlogs or topics you’d like us to cover, please feel free to share them with us.
Kind regards,
KPSS
What a fantastic day celebrating our incredible Class of 2026. We would like to wish all of our leavers every success as they begin the next chapter of their journey. We are so proud of how far you have come and excited to see all that you will go on to achieve in the future.
We also want to say a very happy holiday to all our young people, staff, partners, and families. We hope everyone enjoys a well-deserved rest and some relaxation. Best of luck to our seniors who will be spending the coming weeks preparing for their Qualifications Scotland exams.
We look forward to welcoming S1–S3 pupils and staff back to school on Monday 20th April.
Thank you to everyone for a wonderful term at KPSS, and once again, congratulations to the King’s Park Secondary Class of 2026!
We’re pleased to share our latest KPSS Community Vlog, where staff and young people talk about their curricular choices as we prepare for the next session.
We’d love to hear your thoughts—if you have any suggestions for future vlogs, please feel free to share them with us!
Please find our latest KPSS Community VLOG where you can see clips of our talented young people who performed at our fantastic Mother Tongue event last night!
We would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a wonderful long weekend and look forward to welcoming young people back to school on Thursday 19th at 8.50am.
We are delighted to share with you all the next episode in our KPSS Community Vlog:
As we approach World Mental Health day on Friday 10th October, we wanted to remind young people and families of supports available outside of school.
For more information visit:
https://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/our-work/public-engagement/world-mental-health-day
Please do not hesitate to contact your Pupil Support teacher if you would like to discuss further.
In this episode we hear how some of our S1 pupils have settled into King’s Park Secondary and learn about some of the places young people can get support if they need it. Enjoy!
We are excited to be welcoming our future S1 pupils on Wednesday and Thursday for their P7 Transition Event. Our Pupil Support team are looking forward to meeting parents and carers at our information event on Wednesday too! 👋
Every school day makes a difference. By making sure your child goes to school every day, you’re helping them build a bright future and reach their full potential.
What supports do we offer if you or your child need help getting into school?
Your first point of contact for support regarding any concerns over attendance is your child’s Pupil Support Teacher. They will work in partnership with young people and parents/carers to create and implement a plan to support young people to attend school.
| House | Pupil Support Teacher | Email Contact |
| Arran | Miss K McGugan (Mon-Wed)
Miss S Armour (Thurs & Fri) |
KMcGugan@kingspark-sec.glasgow.sch.uk |
| Lewis | Miss McTaggart | FMcTaggart@kingspark-sec.glasgow.sch.uk |
| Mull | Ms Gibson | AGibson@kingspark-sec.glasgow.sch.uk |
| Skye | Mr Samson | ISamson@kingspark-sec.glasgow.sch.uk |
| All | Mrs Bertolini
Mrs Ogilvie |
LBertolini@kingspark-sec.glasgow.sch.uk |
Partner Support Staff – King’s Park Secondary School has several school-based partners we work with to support young people including our Campus Police Officer PC O’Neil, our FARE Family Liaison Worker Dawn Cook, our Education Psychologist Alyson McGregor, our School Counsellor and our MCR Pathways Coordinator Ish Khan. We also provide opportunities for young people through external organisations including Rangers, Castlemilk Youth Centre and more. Please contact your child’s Pupil Support teacher if you would like to talk about the range of supports we can offer.
Well done to some of our fantastic pupils who went out to support one of the local food banks this week. Young people were commended for how well they represented our school a great help to the food bank team.
Thanks to Mr Khan for organising this opportunity!
It was lovely to have some of our fabulous MCR mentors join with their mentees for a baking session yesterday.
Thanks to Mr Khan for organising and Mrs Walker and Miss Haines for sharing their wonderful jammie dodger recipes!
Great job Lucy Hewes (S4, Skye), Kaelyn Harris (S5, Mull), Phoenix Lickrish (S3, Lewis) and Ava!
