Children and young people living with chronic health conditions are more likely to be victims of bullying than their peers. Read our Well at School's blog post.

We were delighted to attend the inaugural charity event ‘Not All Heroes Wear Capes” during the Chelsea vs Norwich City game.

We would like to thank the newly amalgamated Kensington & Chelsea and Westminster chamber of commerce and thank them for their ongoing support of our school and charity.

The Rotary Clubs of Chelsea and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea have been an excellent support to CCHS.

A huge thank you to Action Amanda for helping to raise £425 for our school charity!

A student at St Mary's painted this lovely rainbow picture!

A student at St Mary's spent time learning all about life in Tudor times and made her very own Tudor house.

Students at Lavender Walk have been working with musicians from City of London Sinfonia (CLS) in an online series of workshops exploring loops, repetition, and sequences using music technology, online links, and live instruments to create their own compositions.

During Black History Month, the children at the Brompton engaged in different activities, one of which was a collaborative art project learning about the continent of Africa.

Pupils at LW made biscuits and iced them in Rangoli patterns for Diwali. Students at BW made Barfi and Ladoos which are Indian sweets to celebrate Diwali.

Students at Lavender Walk made this fantastic Wellbeing Alphabet. Take a look!

A student at St Mary's made this fantastic leopard mask using Modroc!