At this time of year we would usually be celebrating spring through our Easter service, with children singing, reading poetry, and sharing their art work, this always brings a joy to our hearts, there is a sense of growth and refreshment. However, now we are all in a different place, some of us quite alone, missing our wider families and concerned about the future. A lonely and worrying time for us all, I want to assure you that we will be with you to share any concerns you have about your child's education, their next step in their journey to college, and to support them in assessing their levels for their exams.

Over the next few weeks we will be filling our social media with art created by children in hospital.
Follow us and checkout the #arttakeover!

Well at School have put together information from trusted sources that parents and carers will find useful for supporting learning at home in the weeks ahead.

The latest advice and guidance for schools, parents and carers during the Coronavirus pandemic from Well at School.

CCHS is following up-to-date national guidance regarding Coronavirus. The most up-to-date guidance from the NHS can be found here: www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19
If you have any questions or concerns please contact us.

We celebrated Science Week at St Mary’s Hospital.

In celebration of Recycle week back in September, The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea hosted a sustainable travel bottle cap art competition for schools. The winning entries including 3D shoes and an arrow titled 'A Step in the Right Direction' by children from CCHS Brompton site are now on display in the Sydney Wing coffee shop for the next two weeks. Congratulations to all involved!

We visited the Natural History Museum and saw the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition. We also went on a tour of the museum's newly updated Museum Gardens.

Students worked with musicians from Wigmore Hall Learning ensemble on a five-week music project. They showcased their work in a public performance at CW Hospital and a special performance for familes, carers and staff at Collingham Gardens. have a listen!

Just before the Christmas break, City of London Sinfonia, featuring sound artist Gawain Hewitt and Ruth Molins trombonist, along with Fiona Lambert their Director of Participation, delivered a workshop for young people on the Lavendar Walk unit.