Closure is proposed, not decided. Choose one way to help.
For people who live, work or study in Richmond borough. You’ll need a Richmond Account.
Explain why the school matters to you and what you want them to do, in your own words.
Discover the school
30 seconds–3 minutes · No editing needed
Tell new families what you love about everyday life at Kew Riverside. Film only yourself: adults only, with children off camera. Leave out the council consultation.
YouTube permission required. Permissions first, then private upload. Suitable permitted videos may be published automatically after checks.
Watch Kew Parent Voices on YouTubeFriends & neighbours
Share this website with friends and neighbours. Making a flyer or poster? Add a QR code that opens the campaign homepage.
Discover the school
Open Day flyers
Use the visit QR code on Open Day flyers. It opens the school’s booking form without showing campaign pages.
Keep closure campaigning off Open Day flyers. Agree the wording with the school or PTA if you use their branding.
An idea, a question or a helping hand
Have something to suggest or a way you could help? Send it privately to Yann.
Nothing is published unless you choose.
Email savekrps@gmail.comThe council’s response form says responses must be submitted by 16 October 2026. Say how you are connected to the school, what you think and why, in your own words.
You can also email schoolorganisation@achievingforchildren.org.uk or write to School Organisation Proposals, First floor (east), Guildhall 2, High Street, Kingston upon Thames KT1 1EU (council leaflet, PDF page 8). Post may not arrive by 16 October; email is faster. A letter, video or petition does not replace your own official response.
The published response deadline, 16 October 2026, has passed. If the council approves the next stage in November 2026, it plans to publish statutory notices in January 2027, followed by a statutory representation period in January/February 2027. See the council’s timetable.
Response checklist (PDF) — October 2026 consultation.