On behalf of the children, staff and trustees, welcome to Khalsa Primary School.
We are part of the Sikh Academies Trust and welcome children from all backgrounds, cultures and starting points so that we can support them to learn, thrive and grow into exemplary citizens who make a positive contribution to our world.
Khalsa Primary school is an oversubscribed school with pupils on a waiting list which has doubled over the years. Our aim is to offer our pupils the best possible education which goes beyond the classroom. We have a firm belief that there should be no glass ceiling and all our pupils should achieve the highest possible academic excellence no matter what their starting points or needs.
Through providing a world class education and embracing our values, we work together with the school community to inspire our pupils to not only want to achieve highly but also to have a deep desire to make a positive contribution to our world- creating our very own world changers. Having high aspirations for our pupils was also recognised in our Outstanding Ofsted report, ‘Pupils respond to teachers’ very high expectations with gleeful enthusiasm and give all activities their full commitment and concentration. They become confident learners, achieve exceptionally well and are very well prepared to become exemplary citizens.’ (Ofsted January 2020)
We use the National Curriculum for England as a starting point to develop our very own world class curriculum which is carefully sequenced from Nursery to Year 6. We are passionate about offering every child every possible chance to succeed and both discover and further nurture their talent and skills. To do this, we provide a diverse range of learning, enrichment and extra-curricular opportunities appropriate to each child’s age and unique stage of development.
We would love to invite you to learn a little more about what makes us one of the best schools in the area. Step inside our wonderful school to explore our facilities, meet our talented and nurturing staff and discover the high quality learning opportunities.
Mrs P. Dhaliwal
Headteacher – Mrs P. Dhaliwal
Our core Khalsa Values
Kindness, Honesty, Achievement, Love, Service to others and Aspiration, drive us to be exemplary citizens and to help make a positive contribution to the world.
KPS Pupils at Kings College London.
We are incredibly proud to share the achievements of 12 of our Year 6 pupils who recently completed the Scholars Programme. Over the past four months, these children have worked exceptionally hard, taking part in university-style tutorials led by a PhD tutor who visited the school each week.
Their course explored the thought-provoking topic “What is fairness?” encouraging them to think critically, discuss ideas and develop their academic writing skills.
All pupils successfully submitted their final assignments, with fantastic results—seven children were awarded First Class Honours and four achieved Upper Second Class Honours. This is a remarkable accomplishment and reflects their dedication, perseverance, and enthusiasm for learning.
To celebrate their success, the children attended a graduation ceremony at King’s College London. They had a wonderful day exploring the university, meeting current students studying subjects such as medicine, law, politics, and art, and even observing real seminars and lectures.
It was a fantastic opportunity to experience future university life and reflect on everything they have achieved. Their curiosity & excitement throughout the day was a joy to see and we are so proud of each and every one of them.
A special thank you to Miss Sabharwal for organising and leading this programme so successfully. Well done to all the Year 6 children involved!
On Friday 1st May 2026 Khalsa Primary School pupils were invited to Park Avenue Gurdwara in Southall by Defence Sikh Network UK to perform Kirtan at their Akhand Path Sahib. The children performed Shabads related to Guru Gobind Singh Ji and the Khalsa and spoke in English and Punjabi to explain the meanings as well, just like they did at the Vaisakhi Assembly last week.
The Gurdwara committee members there were thoroughly impressed with the children’s performance and they were highly commended afterwards by each child and staff member receiving a Siropa and certificates with the children each receiving a gift bag.
Well done to the children for being such a great representation of Khalsa Primary School and have given our school such a high status through their ability in doing Kirtan and speaking so eloquently in both English and Punjabi on a stage.
A big thank you to Bhai Amanpreet Singh (our Shabad Teacher) for having taught them all the Shabads that the children sang so beautifully and to Mrs. P. Matharu (our Punjabi Teacher) for teaching the children how to speak Punjabi so fluently.
Afterwards the children got to have Langar with Pasta that was made especially for them to enjoy. Then the children got to meet some of the Sikh soldiers serving in the Armed Forces and look at their stall that they had outside Park Avenue Gurdwara.
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Last week on Wednesday 22nd April we held our annual Vaisakhi Celebration Day at KPS with many activities happening during the day to celebrate. The main celebration of the day was the Vaisakhi Assembly led by the children for both the whole school in the morning and then for parents in the evening.
The children performed exceptionally well in both Assemblies. Speakers spoke very eloquently both in Punjabi and English. The Kirtan Shabads were very uplifting and melodious with the way children sang them from their hearts.
We are very grateful to the staff who helped put this amazing Assembly together and delivering it by the children so well with a brilliant impression to all the parents that came to watch that evening.
Yesterday, at the Slough Nagar Kirtan Smagam held at the Singh Sabha Sports Centre on Stoke Poges Lane, both Pioneer Secondary Academy and Khalsa Primary School hosted a stall featuring a range of engaging children’s activities for visitors to enjoy.
Staff from both schools volunteered their time to run the stalls following the conclusion of the Nagar Kirtan, helping to create a welcoming and interactive space for families.
It was a fantastic family day, with members of the Sikh community from Slough and surrounding areas coming together to celebrate Vaisakhi and enjoy the vibrant community atmosphere. We were especially pleased to see so many current and former pupils visiting our stalls.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by, whether to take part in the activities, collect a free gift, make a kind donation, or simply say hello. Your support and presence meant a great deal.
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We are very proud to see that the local newspaper The Slough Observer have featured Khalsa Primary School and also Pioneer Secondary Academy as a whole page spread regarding the news about their trip to Sky Studios in Osterley on Vaisakhi Day.
Our pupils felt very humbled and amazed to see themselves in a local newspaper featured so well with such a wonderful article written about their participation at the Vaisakhi Event hosted by Sky Sikh Network.
Well done to them for representing our school so well with the way they spoke in front of a large audience while being interviewed by Amrit Singh Mann regarding Vaisakhi. Then to go on to perform the Ardas (supplicatory prayer) to ask for God’s blessings during the event.
This will surely be a memorable event for all those that attended the event and has now become even more special with the coverage by The Slough Observer. Big thank you to Sky News Reporter Amrit Singh Mann for bringing the newspaper to our school to show the pupils.
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A BRILLIANT ACHIEVEMENT from our Year 6 boys!!!
They won 3–1 against Grove Academy in the semi-final of the Slough Schools Football League!⚽💪🏽
They showed a truly strong performance, full of effort and determination. Only one step to go — so we hope they bring on the same energy to the FINALS! 🏆
Big thanks to Coach Manbir and Mr. Ashwin for their support and especially Mrs. Rakhra for organising this! 👏
Congratulations to all at Khalsa Primary School for this potentially historical moment! 🥳
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Behind the scenes at Vaisakhi in the Square.
Proudly showcasing our schools, our values, and our community spirit. #Vaisakhi
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This weekend staff from both Khalsa Primary School and Pioneer Secondary Academy took part in the Vaisakhi In The Square event at Trafalgar Square in Central London.
This was a unique event that showcased all the different aspects of the Sikh culture for the public to see in order to create awareness of the Sikh festival of Vaisakhi to the community of London.
There were many stalls and events happening throughout the day at the Vaisakhi in the Square. We felt privileged to be there to help run the Children’s Activity stall alongside Atam Academy from East London.
The atmosphere at Trafalgar Square was amazing with so much going on all around, with various stalls from different food stalls, turban tying to live Gathka displays and even football shooting.
We saw children from Atam Academy perform on stage along with our former pupil Mannatveer Kaur, who sang the Zafarnama (letter of Victory written by Guru Gobind Singh) on Vaja with Amanpreet Singh playing Tabla.
We hope to come again next year and be part of this wonderful event again for Vaisakhi.
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