The Kilburn Park School
Working Hard To Achieve
The Kilburn Park School
Working Hard To Achieve
Healthy Living
At Kilburn Park School, we are committed to creating a positive environment which supports physical and emotional health and well-being.
School Games Mark (Gold status)
The School Games Mark is a government led awards scheme to reward schools for their commitment to the development of competition across their school and into the community. We are a successful sporting school and our children have represented Brent and our school at the London Youth games. We have achieved Gold Status in 2017/18, 2018/19.
miMove App
miMove is an app that helps us at Kilburn Park to support our children in developing activity as part of their lives. Our young people (or their parents/carers) simply record their physical activity on their device. With this information, the school and parents can get a more accurate idea of their children's activity levels.
Swimming
As part of the Physical Education Programme of study, a statutory element of the National Curriculum, children must be provided with swimming instruction and should be taught to: 
- swim competently, confidently and proficiently over a distance of at least 25 meters
- use a range of strokes effectively
- perform safe self-rescue in different water based situations.
Here at Kilburn Park, all our children are given the opportunity to attend lessons in Moberly Sports Centre throughout the academic year.
| Swimming timetable 2019/20 | Every Friday (1 hour) |
| Autumn term | Year 5/6 |
| Spring term | Year 3/4 |
| Summer term | Additional Year 6 pupils who have not met statutory requirements. |
https://www.rlss.org.uk/pages/category/water-safety-information
Bikeability
It is our aim that on their completion of Year 6, all children in Kilburn Park will have acquired bikeability level 3. 
Bikeability level 1: aims to develop cycling handling in an off-road environment and prepare riders for cycling on the road.
Bikeability level 2: develops riders's skills and confidence for cycling on single-lane road and simple junctions with mostly moderate motor traffic flows, preparing riders to deal with short journeys such as cycling to school.
Bikeability level 3: equips riders with the skill and confidence to ride in more challenging roads and traffic situations. It also includes planning routes for safe cycling.