We are delighted to receive the Healthy Schools Bronze Award. Congratulations to Marie for all her hard work on this!

On the last weekend of March three of our team; Lala, Rachael and John will be swimming 15km to raise money for Lavender Walk, our new inpatient unit for adolescents with mental health challenges. We truly appreciate any help you can give, large or small: every penny counts! Click here to help!

A huge Thank you to 'Read Well’ Charity who donated a box of secondary age books. The teenagers have already been poring over them and it’s perfect timing for the Christmas holidays!

Lavender Walk is the newest member of Chelsea Community Hospital School. It is a dedicated unit for young people with mental health difficulties aged 13 to 18.  It provides inpatient care for up to twelve young people and there is a day programme for an additional four young people more info

Bully Free is an exciting collaborative art project, which aims to promote awareness and open up discussion for young people about the seriousness of bullying.

Children in the primary class at Chelsea and Westminster performed a nativity play.

The young people at Lavender Walk have been focusing on Kindness Week. We've debated 'Kindness Dilemmas', used freeze frames and thought tracking in Drama to show Random Acts of Kindness, and brainstormed small acts we could do for each other every day.

Students from the school had a trip to Westway Climbing, which involved overcoming fears and learning the correct way to climb. We climbed walls that reached up to 13.5 metres tall!

Esmerelda (7) made this excellent shadow puppet to explore how shadows are formed.

Children at the Brompton raised £46 at their Children in Need sale. They worked so hard making t-shirts, bags, bookmarks and badges and raised a brilliant £46 for charity.