RFHCS has been judged to be outstanding following our Section 5 inspection under the new OFSTED framework on Oct 9th and 10th 2019. This is a fantastic achievement and we are very proud of all pupils, staff, governors and all our colleagues in the NHS. Final report is attached below.
Nearly 100 delegates - professionals from schools and local authorities across 5 North London boroughs and beyond - attended a really positive morning learning about approaches to managing eating disorders in schools. The conference was led by the Royal Free CAMHS Eating Disorders Service in conjunction with RFHCS and Camden Learning. Delegates had talks and workshops on a range of topics including managing helahty eating messages in schools and approaches to managing meal support. Resources from the event will be available in the schools section of our website shortly.
Really pleased to announce that Steve Green, Deputy Headteacher, received his 'Inspirational Educator in the education of children with medical needs' Award from the Worshipful Company of Educators at Painters Hall in Central London on Friday night (29th March).
A lovely blog entry from our Creative Arts lead Siobhan on our journey to Artsmark Gold...
Read it here
A lovely article in 'Teach Secondary' magazine from one of our former Day School pupils about their experiences at an Outward Bound centre during our summer activity week and how it helped her to manage her anxiety.
Arts Council England celebrates school's ongoing commitment to arts and cultural education at a leadership level, and the opportunities established across the whole school setting.Our statement of Commitment and Case Study have been reviewed by our assessment panel and we are delighted that Royal Free Hospital Children's School has been awarded an Artsmark Gold Award. Congratulations to Siobhan our creative arts leader and the whole team.
The Royal Free Hospital Children's School have won in the category ‘Partnership Working in Volunteering.' at the 2018 Helpforce Champions Awards.
Annabelle and Toby joined the 'bottoming out' ceremony for the new Pears Research Building having filled a time capsule to be buried before work begins.
Pupils have recently completed a short project for the new Pears Building of the hospital - a medical research centre focused on exploring treatments for conditions such as cancer and diabetes. One of their lead scientists, Dr.Joe Grove, asked our students to respond to their work into viruses and create artwork that could be used to promote the new building. The pupils’ finished pieces will be exhibited on the hoardings of the building and are already on display on their website.
Many congratulations to the team here on achieving the Healthy Schools London Gold Award - a fantastic achievement.The Royal Free Hospital Children's school is the very first special school in Camden to achieve this award - the highest award given by Healthy Schools London.
