QPCS

QPCS is thrilled to host London's inaugural Smiling Girls Celebration, an evening to showcase the incredible project from and .

All are welcome to join us on Tuesday 30th June at 5pm.

'A hit, a very palpable hit!'

Hamlet, 2026.

HAMLET.

Tickets available via ParentPay.

Welcome to Queens Park Community School!

Jack Petchey Regional Final

On Thursday 22nd January, QPCS hosted the Jack Petchey Speak Out Regional final. Given, L J’s fantastic win last year at the same event, QPCS had the honour of hosting, with L J MCing the whole evening! We welcomed several schools from the Brent area and 3 of our Year 10 students performed their speeches to an exceptionally high standard. Topics ranged from the dangers of environmental disaster pose, to unrequited friendships, to the importance of resilience in the face of adversity. Our speakers did the school proud. Quite fun meeting the Mayor of Brent too, Councillor Ryan Hack, who reminisced on his time completing the Jack Petchey challenge in Year 10 when he was at school. The evening was complemented by exceptional musical performances.

On Thursday 8th January from 5.30pm there will be a community event hosted at QPCS, discussing how to tackle Violence Against Women and Girls. Hosted by Cllr Erica Gbajumo, with guest speakers including a survivor’s story, local charities, Dawn Butler MP and our very own Feminist Society. Everyone is welcome to attend.

 We look forward to seeing you there – details in the flyer.

Please join us on Friday 5th December, 5.30 - 7.30pm for an amazing evening of music, raising funds for those impacted by Hurricane Melissa.

The Winter Concert is on Wednesday 10th and Thursday 11th December - two nights of amazing music! Tickets available on ParentPay.

We look forward to welcoming students and their parents to the QPCS Sixth Form Open Evening on Wednesday 12th November, 6pm.

No booking required, please come along to find out more.

The theme for Black History Month 2025 is: Standing Firm in Power and Pride, highlighting the resilience and contributions of the Black community.

Each day of October, a member of QPCS staff will nominate someone they believe meets the theme. Today, Ms Gordine nominates barrister, Nneka Akudolu.