Located in the South West of London, in the London Borough of Wandsworth, and a short walk from Richmond Park, Roehampton Hospital School is set within the stunning Priory Hospital Roehampton. This building was built in 1811 as a private home and turned into a hospital in 1872.
At Roehampton Hospital School, we support young people with a range of needs including, psychosis, depression, anxiety, self-harm, suicidal ideation and eating disorders.
We provide all of our young people with a bespoke, individualised timetable, supported by our highly experienced staff team.
Our aim is Return to Learn
Our young people require a programme that allows them to return to positive and effective learning in a supportive and nurturing environment. Each young person has a personalised timetable for therapeutic, medical and school sessions. This is reviewed frequently, based on their specific needs. As a young person moves closer to discharge, it is typical for young people to engage more fully in learning sessions and begin attending their home school/college on day or extended leave. Each young person is allocated a key tutor who will liaise with the schools/colleges to organise reintegration plans and they are invited to attend care programme approach (CPA) meetings throughout the young person’s admission in order to facilitate better outcomes.
Where young people need to find an alternative school/college, our teachers support both them and their parents/carers through the process, including statutory appeal.
