Educating children while they are in hospital
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Janette Steel, Principal
Welcome to the Chelsea Community Hospital School's website. Our school provides education for children and young people at six hospitals across west London. -
About our school
Our website is aimed at families, friends, schools and health professionals and gives details of the services and activities we provide fifty weeks a year. -
Students' work
As well as a broad academic curriculum we also offer an enriched arts curriculum of art, music, poetry and writing. -
Meet our team
Visit our staff page and meet the wide range of enthusiastic professionals we have working across the school sites.
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News
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School governors wanted
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Writers' Ink hits one hundred!
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We have reached one hundred pieces of children's writing on our writing blog, Writers' Ink - take a look! -
Vacancy for a Learning Assistant
We are looking for an experienced and confident Learning Assistant.
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Our colleague from Vienna's experience of job-shadowing
From 15th to 16th June 2017 I had the chance to do a short job-shadowing at Chelsea Community Hospital School.As a hospital school teacher in Vienna and programme manager of the 10th HOPE (Hospital School Organization of Pedagogues in Europe) Congress in Vienna in May 2016, I’ve dreamed of visiting my British colleagues and participating in their lessons and meetings. Thanks to the open-mindedness of both the teachers and the students I had the chance to enjoy the welcoming atmosphere at two of their hospital school sites.
Read all about my visit:
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Charity volunteers cake sale
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A huge thank you to our wonderful charity volunteers who raised £835 from their Charity Cake Sale at Chelsea & Westminster Hospital.
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Students' work
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Dynamite - virtual choir
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Students across five of our school sites joined together to sing and play "Dynamite" in our virtual choir. Take a look and listen! -
May the force be with the red (and blue) class!
Students were great at asking questions, and when they asked ‘What is a force?’ it started a big discussion!
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Tie-Dye T-Shirts
Sophie, Kyler and Harry were inspired to make green tie-dye t-shirts for the Green for Grenfell Day. They each decided to try a different pattern; circle, stripes and twirl. We are looking forward to raising money for the Red Cross in the upcoming weeks. The British Red Cross are offering financial support to Grenfell victims. Get your Tie-Dye T-shirt order in now. Choose the design you like, tell us your size and let us know how we can get it to you. All donations will go to the Red Cross.
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Students drew these moths
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Our students drew these wonderful moths as part of SVAF's WHISPER project. -
Mixcraft Music by Blues and Greens
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Students in the Blue and Green groups have been making music using Mixcraft software - have a listen!
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Well at School
Information and advice on supporting children affected by a medical or mental health condition at school www.wellatschool.org
Writers' Ink
Celebrating children’s writing across our school.
Bully Free
A participatory arts project generating awareness of bullying.
A Year in the Life
A year in the life of our hospital school.
Your Feedback
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Thank you hugely to everyone for your professionalism, kindness, calmness and huge support +
My son was in Jupiter Ward at C&W with pancreatitis during his first GCSE’s. Firstly Rachael came over and was so reassuring, telling him not to worry. He took Spanish listening and reading. GCSE in hospital and got an A*! Thank you hugely to everyone for your professionalism, kindness, calmness and huge support. He went on to get 3 A*s, 6As and one C! Read More -
The school was a fantastic distraction for my son +
"The school was a fantastic distraction for my son 2 days post op. It was very well equipped and the teachers were enthusiastic and inspirational. Having been home the school was his highlight." Read More -
School is brilliant, so helpful and supportive +
"School is brilliant, so helpful and supportive. Thanks a million!" Read More -
It was excellent for my daughter. +
"It was excellent for my daughter." Read More -
My best activity in the hospital is with school +
"My best activity in the hospital is with school. I love my teachers!" Read More
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Have Your Say
Please take a short survey and tell us about your time at CCHS.
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Your comments
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Dynamite - virtual choir
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This is fantastic! Well done to all involved!
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Very impressed. Someone knows how to try these kids involved.
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You are all AMAZING! I was singing along with you!
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How absolutely wonderful !! DYNAMITE
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School Logins
Staff email
outlook.office365.com
School portal
portal.cchs.org.uk
Governors portal
cchsuk.sharepoint.com/CCHSGOVERNORS
