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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.
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Your Feedback
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Thank you for the invaluable music session you organised ... +
Thank you for the invaluable music session you organised for the children on Great Western Ward at St Mary's Paddington which my daughter was able to attend. Although my daughter was on the ward for a while her session with Mark and Vanessa from LSO was absolutely wonderful and a real life line for her whilst being so poorly. She has talked of it often and it has provided real inspiration in as much as she is now improvising on our piano at home and I will arrange lessons for her soon. Thank you very much indeed and I sincerely hope you can secure additional funding for further arts and music activities for the children which I feel are so essential for their recovery and well being. Read More -
Love youth club +
"Love youth club and the school teachers are really nice." Read More -
School is brilliant, so helpful and supportive +
"School is brilliant, so helpful and supportive. Thanks a million!" 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 -
It was excellent for my daughter. +
"It was excellent for my daughter." Read More
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News
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Visit from Hungarian partner school
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We were delighted to welcome students and teachers from our Hungarian Erasmus partner schools from our Sparks - Wellbeing project. -
World Mental Health Day #cchswmd
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Mental Healthcare in Young People and Young Adults
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We need a holistic approach to the health, education and care needs of all young people. Read Well at School's review of the recommendations of this new report. -
Congratulations from the Mayor of RBKC
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We were delighted to receive this letter from the Mayor of RBKC. -
Welcome back, from Janette, our Principal
Welcome back to all the students and teachers, we have had a great welcome from Lavender Walk who have missed the teachers hugely - and greeted them with bribes of chocolate to make them promise they would not go away again!At the other hospitals, there has been a holiday programme each day staffed by the learning mentors, teaching assistants, our famous artist of course and also we welcomed back two of our students who have worked through the school holidays with great energy and verve bringing much fun and laughter to the summer. Thank you all so very much, from the reports from the wards and especially Collingham it is clear your ideas and presence supported the nursing team.
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Students' work
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Mental Health Awareness Posters
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Students made these powerful posters for Mental Health Awareness Day. Check out what they have to say... -
Positive Pebbles
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Students wrote positive messages on pebbles for World Mental Health Day and left them in places for people to find. -
Great British CCHS Bake Off at the Brompton - #helloyellow
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Students at the Brompton Hospital have been learning about mental health this week. For the festival week as part of the Great British CCHS Bake Off at the Brompton, we decided to celebrate Mental Health Awareness Day by making a yellow themed Victoria Sandwich cake with lemon curd and yellow cream #Helloyellow #Happycake #GBBO -
Singing makes you feel good!
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Some of our students recorded themselves singing, have a listen. There's plenty of research that proves that singing benefits our health and well being, e.g. see Sing Up. -
Great British CCHS Bake Off at the Brompton
This week Daniel, Jack and Woon took part in the Great British CCHS Bake Off at the Brompton. The theme was dessert week! Taking inspiration from the Great British Bake Off, the students also made meringues! The students used their meringues to make their own versions of Eton messes. Excellent effort by all! Well done student bakers!
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Your comments
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Great British CCHS Bake Off at the Brompton - #helloyellow
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Pineapple Upside-Down Cakes
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This cake is my favourite and it look absolutely delicious. I wish I ...
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tHEIR CUTER TGAN MY USERNAME !
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As a teacher I think their work is outstanding.
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Well At School
Helping Children with Medical and Mental Health Conditions Get the Best out of School
www.wellatschool.org
Writers' Ink
Celebrating children’s writing across our school.
Sparks
SPARKS is our Erasmus wellbeing project involving six schools from England, Germany, Hungary, Ireland and Poland.
Keeping us safe
Staying Safe Online
Information and Advice for Students, Parents and Carers
A Year in the Life
A year in the life of our hospital school.
Bully Free
A participatory arts project generating awareness of bullying.
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