Many thanks to RBKC Mayor Marie-Therese Rossi for inviting staff, volunteers and friends to a delightful evening at the Mayor's parlour. We have been the Mayor's charity of the year and a huge thank-you goes for all the support this has brought to the school.

Students and staff came together for an Easter celebration in the Chapel of St Stephen at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. Students shared their work: poetry, writing and singing. Happy Easter from all of us!

A huge thank-you to the Chelsea Rotary Club for their donation of £300 to our school.

Chelsea Community Hospital School is expanding and developing. We are therefore looking for 3 Key Stage 3 & 4 teachers and 2 Key Stage 1 & 2 teachers. A chance to work in a challenging and unpredictable environment.

Every year there is a competition for London Schools to create artwork inspired by the commissions for the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square. This year our students have once again done us proud and produced some exciting designs and models. We wish them the best of luck in the competition and an enormous well done for all of their hard work!

Students made these wonderful origami puppets during the Easter holiday programme.

Students visited Postman’s Park to engage in an interactive talk given by renowned social and cultural historian Dr. John Price at the Watts Memorial. The students learned the story of how George Frederic Watts created the Memorial to Heroic Self Sacrifice.

Students recorded themselves singing and playing piano

Felix wanted to dress up as a Rubik’s cube on World Book day. Because Rubik did not feature in a book he decided to create his own story.

Itai dressed up as Shaman from Transformice on World Book day. Because the character does not feature in a book he decided to create his own story.