External recognition

Our Awards: external recognition for a wellbeing-led education

Awards follow the way we work. We start from wellbeing and build outwards into sustainability, inclusion and the Expansive Curriculum, and independent bodies have recognised each of those commitments in turn.

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Surfing England Centre of Excellence Award
Eco Schools Distinction Award
Artsmark Silver Award
Space Education Gold Quality Mark Award
CReSTeD Award
Surfing England Centre of Excellence Award
Eco Schools Distinction Award
Artsmark Silver Award
Space Education Gold Quality Mark Award
CReSTeD Award
Surfing England Centre of Excellence Award
Eco Schools Distinction Award
Artsmark Silver Award
Space Education Gold Quality Mark Award
CReSTeD Award
Why the spread matters

The pattern matters more than any single badge

The same school that flies the Eco-Schools Green Flag also holds accreditation for its dyslexia provision, a Gold mark for space education and national recognition for wellbeing. That spread shows an education that is genuinely broad, and it reflects the promise behind everything we do: children who feel settled and supported go on to achieve.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What school awards has Kingsley won?

Kingsley holds awards across sustainability, STEM, the arts, inclusion, sport and wellbeing. Recent recognition includes the Eco-Schools Green Flag with Distinction (2023-24 and 2024-25), the ISA Award for Excellence in Sustainability (2024), the Gold Space Education Quality Mark, Artsmark Silver, CReSTeD accreditation for dyslexia provision, and the Wellbeing Award for Schools.

Is Kingsley recognised for sustainability?

Yes, repeatedly. The school flies the Eco-Schools Green Flag with Distinction, has been named ISA Sustainability and Environmental Education School of the Year, and holds the ISA Award for Excellence in Sustainability. It is also an education partner of the UNESCO North Devon Biosphere and a signatory to Let’s Go Zero and the Devon Climate Plan.

Is Kingsley recognised for SEND?

Yes. Kingsley holds CReSTeD accreditation for its dyslexia provision, a recognition that reaches back to Grenville College’s long-standing support for pupils who learn differently. Support is delivered through the Connect Centre.

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Next open morning: 12 October 2026

See what the awards look like in practice

Spend a morning on site and see how our values earn their recognition, from the Earth Centre to the Connect Centre.