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Your Trusted Primary School in London for Holistic Education
We are an inclusive, vibrant community committed to enabling our pupils to become successful citizens with a profound love for learning. Our school environment is safe, exciting, and welcoming to children and their families. The curriculum at Kilmorie Primary School is broad, rich, immersive, and purposeful, encouraging children to be independent, innovative, and curious learners. We strive to develop emotional intelligence and empathy alongside academic success, fostering reflective and critical thinking.

With a strong reputation for excellence in art, music, and sport, we offer a diverse curriculum that represents our local community and global contexts. Our dedicated staff, extensive enrichment activities, and active PTA community ensure a holistic educational experience. We prioritise children's rights, promoting equality, tolerance, and respect for all.
Services
Primary School Education Nursery Programs After-School Enrichment Safeguarding Support Curriculum Development
Highlights and features
  • We offer a broad, immersive curriculum fostering academic and emotional growth.
  • Our school prioritises children's rights, promoting equality and respect.
  • We have a strong reputation for excellence in art, music, and sport.
  • Dedicated staff deliver specialist programs for ages 3 to 11.
  • Extensive enrichment activities and active PTA community support learning.
Services
Primary School Education
We provide a comprehensive primary education program for children aged 3 to 11, focusing on academic excellence and emotional development. Our curriculum is broad, rich, and immersive, covering core subjects and creative disciplines. Dedicated teachers foster independence, innovation, and critical thinking in a safe, inclusive environment.
Nursery Programs
Our nursery welcomes children from age 3, offering structured learning through play and exploration. Programs develop foundational skills in literacy, numeracy, and social interaction while nurturing curiosity and creativity. Qualified staff ensure a smooth transition to formal education in a supportive setting.
After-School Enrichment
We offer a wide range of after-school clubs and enrichment activities, including sports, arts, and academic workshops. These programs extend learning beyond the classroom, fostering teamwork, physical wellbeing, and specialist interests in a supervised environment.
Safeguarding Support
Safeguarding is integral to our school ethos. We provide comprehensive child protection measures, including staff training, pastoral care, and partnerships with external agencies. Children are taught to recognise abuse, stay safe online, and access support through designated safeguarding leads and confidential reporting systems.
Curriculum Development
Our curriculum spans five key areas: The Arts, Humanities, Languages, STEM, and Wellbeing. Designed to be inclusive and representative, it balances knowledge and skills while promoting critical thinking and global awareness. Specialist subject leads ensure high-quality, immersive learning experiences.
People
Dennis Irwin
Headteacher
Dennis leads our school with a vision for inclusive education, fostering academic excellence and emotional development. He ensures strategic direction and high standards across all teaching practices.
Philippa Badnell
SENCo
Philippa coordinates special educational needs provision, supporting tailored learning strategies and staff training. She works closely with families to ensure every child's requirements are met.
Nicola Cann
Pastoral Care and Family Support Manager
Nicola oversees pastoral care, providing emotional support for pupils and families. She manages safeguarding initiatives and fosters community engagement through targeted support programs.
Ashleigh
Assistant Headteacher (Early Phase)
Ashleigh leads early phase education, focusing on foundational learning and development. She ensures curriculum delivery aligns with young learners' needs through innovative teaching strategies.
Martha McEwan
Assistant Headteacher (Upper Phase)
Martha oversees upper phase education, supporting academic progression and transition to secondary schooling. She champions curriculum innovation and staff professional development.
Questions
What age groups does Kilmorie Primary School cater to?
We accept children from age 3 in our nursery through to Year 6 (ages 11).
How does the school support special educational needs?
Our SENCo coordinates tailored learning plans, staff training, and family collaboration to meet individual requirements.
Are after-school clubs available?
Yes, we offer a wide range of enrichment activities including sports, arts, and academic workshops.
How does the school approach safeguarding?
We provide comprehensive child protection through staff training, designated safeguarding leads, and partnerships with external agencies.
What curriculum areas are prioritised?
Our curriculum covers The Arts, Humanities, Languages, STEM, and Wellbeing, with specialist subject leads.
How can parents get involved?
Parents participate through our active PTA, community events, and regular communication channels with staff.