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We have been allocated Judith Kerr for a reception place for our son in September. I am looking forward to us all learning some German! We don't really know anyone else going there so we would be interested in any feedback from current parents or from families who will also be joining the school in September!


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Louise,


We moved our daughter to JKPS mid way through y1, she's now in y2. The school is new and doesn't yet have everything it will. Big building works are underway and quite a bit of that will be finished by September. So you need to be ready for a school that will keep changing for a while.


For one reason and another we've had kids in 4 local primary schools and the community at JKPS is the best yet - a real sense of collective effort to make the school work. Our daughter is doing well and very happy - I hear the same for plenty of other kids.


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Oh, good to hear!


My boy will also start reception there in September. I already know many parents and children and heard many good things so far but always nice to read further comments.


See you there bubbachumps :-)

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