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Principal's Welcome
Welcome to our school website which gives details of the services and activities we provide fifty weeks a year.
Janette Steel, Principal
About Us
We provide education for children and young people at six hospitals in London, England. We also provide school places for a number of students who cannot access mainstream school due to their medical conditions.
Curriculum
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.

It was excellent for my daughter. +

"It was excellent for my daughter." Read More
Love youth club +

"Love youth club and the school teachers are really nice." Read More
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
Fantastic! +

"Fantastic! F. really loves going to the school at hospital and the teachers are great." 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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3D Snowman
- Random guy
  
  GO OLI YESSSSS
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- Michelle
  
  Well done Oli! It is a true sign of computer literacy when you can teach ...
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A Midsummer Night's Dream
- Charlotte Thorpe
  
  Ava says sadly there is not a character called Brussel Sprout. If there ...
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Karen returns
- Marie
  
  Great to have you back Karen.
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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Well at School have published a new section on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, written by Prof. Esther Crawley, Dr Roxanne Parslow, Dr Maria Loades and Amberly Brigden at the Centre for Academic Child Health.
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Karen returns

We are delighted that Karen has returned to help us clear our admin backlog!
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Mental Health Awareness Week

It's Mental Health Awareness Week and the topic is Kindness.

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COVID-19 for schools

Well at School have created a new COVID-19 resource for schools, with information and advice on learning from home, wellbeing, transition and research.
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It's good to talk!

Two of our students, who have been missing each other, get to meet up again to say hello on a Teams video call, along with Lala, Faith, Deirdre and Charlotte.
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Poetry with The Fire Poet

Children had a fantastic online poetry session with our 'poet in residence' Philip Wells aka The Fire Poet.
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Kindness Cookies

At Collingham we have been celebrating Mental Health Awareness Week. Our young people designed gift bags and made delicious 'kindness' cookies to give to their friends and family.
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Kindness is Saving the Dolphins!

Aleeza age 7 said “Kindness is saving the dolphins!”
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Thank You Notes

The theme for Mental Health Awareness Week 2020 is Kindness. Students at Lavender Walk wanted to do something nice for all those who work with them so they wrote "thank you notes" and stuck them around the ward for staff to find!
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Kindness Awareness Posters

Students at Lavender Walk made kindness awareness posters for Mental Health Awareness Week. Exploring the science they discovered that acts of kindness produce a number of hormones in the body that help both our physical and mental health.
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3D Snowman

One of our secondary students, Oli, taught himself how to use Blender as part of ICT. Check out what he had to say... Read More
More music with Brian

Online music sessions with Brian is always popular with our younger students. The teachers enjoy it too!
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