The summer holidays are here but we will be running a Holiday Programme across some of our school sites. Our fabulous team of teaching assistants, artists, and musicians will provide fun activities in our schoolrooms.The holiday programme is funded by our charity FCCHS. Our teaching team will be back on Thursday 2nd September.

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Over the past four weeks students at Collingham and Lavender Walk have been making music with musicians Jackie, Dan, Luke and Hermione.

Read Well at School's latest blog post reflecting back over the recent school year Read it here

We have a vacancy for an English teacher who is confident with teaching GCSE &  A Levels. A chance to work in a challenging and unpredictable environment.

One of our students received a BBC Micro:bit for attending regular programming lessons and producing excellent pieces of work.

Students enjoyed a workshop with Opera Holland Park. Next week students and staff will go to see the performance of Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro".

For Mental Health Awareness Week the children designed their perfect nature window and created it as a diorama.

This week we looked at how some key organs fit together. The lungs and how the trachea is connected to each lobe as well as how the lungs are connected to the heart.

Students at LW examined and dissected hearts. It was fascinating to see the arteries and veins and especially the valves. Everyone got involved, even the doctors 🙂 Lots of fun had by all!

One of our students at St Mary’s is learning about the Ancient Egyptians. He made some canopic jars, turned himself into a pharaoh and wrote in hieroglyphics.

An exhibition of work by young people from Lavender Walk is on display in the entrance hall to Chelsea and Westminster Hospital until August 15th. Students worked with Jackie Walduck and Chloe Cooper, exploring mesmeric colour, drips, swirls across audio and visual media - music and Turkish Paper Marbling.