Category: Schools

On Thursday 23^rd April, the Y8/9 girls football team travelled to Leicester City's world class training ground for the County final. We faced familiar opponents in Uppingham Community College, having previously played them in the National Cup and County Cup final in Year 7. We knew we were in for a battle. The pitch was immaculate, the sun was shining, and with a terrific travelling support of KMA parents, the scene was set was for an unforgettable evening of football. 

We are incredibly proud to be recognised by the Pearson National Teaching Awards for the second year in a row in the Secondary School of the Year category.

As we come to the end of our school year, we would like to take the opportunity to thank everyone who has contributed to our events this year.

On Friday 22 May, the school field was transformed into a vibrant explosion of colour as children took part in the Leicester Children’s Holidays (LCH) Colour Dash. Excitement filled the air as pupils eagerly gathered at the start line, ready to race around the track. As they made their way around the course, they were cheered on by staff and friends. While being showered in clouds of bright, coloured powder, creating a truly spectacular and memorable sight.

On Thursday 23 April, the Y8/9 girls football team travelled to Leicester City's world class training ground for the County final .

We are delighted to share that a small number of places are still available in our Early Years setting for the Autumn Term 2026.

As we enter the final term of this school year we are excited to continue with the planning for our upcoming events. First, the summer discos will be taking place on Thursday 21 May. We will share details on how to book nearer the date. Anyone who is able to volunteer on the night, please save the date.

The Spring term at KMA culminated in the GCSE Geography trip to Iceland. This was an amazing and fulfilling experience for the over 40 students and staff involved. Students had the opportunity to visit a range of incredible geographical sites, including Kerid Crater, the Bridge Between Continents, Skogafoss Waterfall, and the Secret Lagoon. A particular highlight for many students was visiting the Secret Lagoon, where they were able to enjoy the unique experience of bathing in geothermal waters. These moments provided not only relaxation but also a deeper appreciation of Iceland’s volcanic landscape. Evenings were spent together enjoying a variety of activities such as playing guitar, singing, and taking part in board games, helping to create a strong sense of community and lasting memories. Students returned to Kibworth in time for the Easter weekend. Many were back at KMA the next week for revision sessions in a variety of subjects.

‘Great Athletes Day’ with a special visitor

We have had a really positive Spring term so far at KMA.