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Three brave cyclists from our school cycled the Dunwich Dynamo through the night of 19th July.
Thanks to everyone who sponsored us!
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The Friends of Chelsea Children's Hospital School are having a cake sale in the Foyer at C&W Hospital on Tuesday 1st July 08 to raise funds for the school, all donations are welcome.
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A Training Day with BILL ROGERS
Monday 22nd September 2008 9-4pm
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 Whole Foods Market have nominated us as their charity of the month.
When you go to their store in the Barkers Building at 63-97 Kensington High Street London, you can buy vouchers by the tills, and the proceeds will go to our Hospital School. Children from the school will also be taking part in Kids Clubs run by Whole Foods Market.
Please tell all your friends and families to pop into Whole Foods Market and to buy a voucher!
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 On Wednesday 26th March, we organised a fundraising event for the victims of Bangladesh’s cyclone Sidr. The event was very successful and we raised £200 by selling donated items such as soft toys, books, dvd's etc.
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This is a fundraising gig to raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust/ FCCHS with music by the LYLA FOY BAND ( one member of the band, Nicky Francis, has Cystic Fibrosis) and NICKY FRANCIS AND FRIENDS (Nicky Francis has cystic fibrosis and is a musician who plays individually or with Lyla Foy).
This gig is being held at the
SOHO REVUE BAR,
11, WALKERS COURT
BREWER STREET
SOHO
LONDON W1
on
FRIDAY APRIL18TH 2008 6.30 - 10PM
TICKETS £10
ALL PROCEEDS TO THE CHARITIES.
or ring Nicky Foy on 07798774197
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PC David Turtle is our new Schools Involvement Officer. He will be working with us making sure we all are as safe as possible both within school and outside in the community. He is in the process of bringing together a website of resources which we'll link to as soon as it's live.
Meanwhile here’s a link to some useful information for young people from the Metropolitan Police Service on crime prevention and how to stay safe.
www.met.police.uk/youngpeople/
The site alsp offers advice such as what to do if your mobile phone is stolen or if you are being bullied.
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100 Club Initiative
We want to raise regular income to support projects that help children in the Hospital School so we are starting a 100+ club. This is a kind of lottery whereby members buy one or more shares in the club annually and then have the chance of winning prizes, which will be awarded twice a year. We hope to sell at least 100 shares, thus having £1000 in the pot, of which 30% will be awarded as prizes and 70% will go to the charity. Prize money will always be 30% of the total raised. The more shares we sell the bigger the prizes and the more money we shall have to help children in the hospital school.
Download Form and more details
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Annie Chance, a teacher at Royal Brompton Hospital, has been awarded an Irish Poetry prize of two weeks residency in the Tyrone Guthrie centre in Ireland to prepare work for publication. Here is one of her poems commended by the judges.
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 Toufoula booksale
Pupils at our Chelsea & Westminster Hospital school site have organised two book sales and raised £300 for the Lebanese children's charity Toufoula.The pupils also made a video of how they researched Toufoula.
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OFSTED inspectors visited us in June 2007,
and we have been judged ‘outstanding in every area'.
The inspectors said: “This is an outstanding school. Parents are overwhelmingly appreciative of the excellent quality of provision for their children". The OFSTED inspectors went on to say
“The school benefits from outstanding leadership and management. The headteacher and all staff are dedicated to enabling children to achieve as well as they can during a difficult time in their lives.”
The comments of both parents and pupils who spoke to the OFSTED inspectors confirmed the excellence of the school, which provides education for children at Chelsea and Westminster, St Mary’s, Royal Brompton Hospital & Collingham Gardens.
One parent said
“My daughter has blossomed at this school” while another said “Our son has made fantastic progress, we cannot praise the school enough.”
The OFSTED inspectors reported speaking to one pupil who said that
"Chelsea Children’s Hospital School was the best thing that had ever happened to him".
Download the full report from the Document Library here
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Read 2 new articles by our school staff in the Document Library
What after the "safe haven"? by Janette and Amanda
Cystic Fibrosis: Meeting the long term educational needs by Janette, Michelle and Andrew
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