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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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The school was a fantastic distraction for my son +
"The school was a fantastic distraction for my son 2 days post op. It was very well equipped and the teachers were enthusiastic and inspirational. Having been home the school was his highlight." Read More -
It was excellent for my daughter. +
"It was excellent for my daughter." Read More -
Found the staff very helpful +
"Found the staff very helpful and quickly adapted and helped with the requirements of education. A good variety of learning in the short time of attending the school." 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 -
School at hospital was a success for my daughter +
"School at hospital was a success for my daughter. She loved it. More emphasis on school work during term time would be good but understand why not so easy to achieve. Thank you." Read More
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News
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Summer Holidays
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The summer holidays are here, but the hospital school will stay open with our fabulous team of learning assistants, artists, and musicians who provide arts, music and IT-based activities. You can see some of the work students have produced during our holiday programmes here. Our school is open 50 weeks a year and is funded during the holidays by our charity FCCHS. -
New partnership with Adopt a School chef
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For the love of bravery
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Listen to Helen talking about some of the great work we have been doing to to engage children who have medical needs in education.
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Bright Futures
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We are delighted to be working in partnership with Bright Futures who will be supporting us with their full range of programmes to ensure "ILLNESS DOESN'T DEFINE US". -
Vacancy for English teacher
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.
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Students' work
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Lavender Music
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A piano composition 'Nocturne in Eb', a Rav drum duet 'The Chat' and a ukulele version of 'Break Even'.
Just some of the amazing music that's been taking place at Lavender Walk. Have a listen! -
Healthy Cooking
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The young people at Lavender Walk have been developing healthy eating habits and an interest in food by looking at food provenance and sustainability, as well as developing knowledge, skills and understanding about how to cook a healthy and nutritious meal. -
Wigmore music project
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Musicians from Wigmore Hall have been working on a music project with our students at Brompton and St Mary's Hospital. -
Pride Celebrations!
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Students celebrated Pride by making posters, banners and singing - have a look at their amazing work! And there was Pride cake! -
RE Trips
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Our students have had the pleasure of experiencing three different places of worship this summer term. We visited a Buddhist Wat where pupils were able to share in the mediation process. At the Hindu Mandir students observed the Aarti service and when we visited the Sikh Gurdwara pupils had the pleasure of being able to try Langar - the free kitchen!
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Your comments
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Congratulations to Lloyd!
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Rock on Lloyd! Congratulations ! I am so pleased for you.
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Pride Celebrations!
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What a fantastic display of work and a tasty looking cake too!
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The Friday Conversation with Well at School
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This sounds Wonderful
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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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