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Making the ordinary possible

 

 

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Our approach and outcomes

Ofsted outstanding

Ofsted inspected TreeHouse School in 2017 and found it to be ‘outstanding’ in all areas of the inspection framework.

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Our people

The school has 140 members of staff including qualified teachers, behaviour professionals, speech and language therapists and occupational therapists.

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Our curriculum

Fundamental to our approach is our commitment to personalise the curriculum to the unique qualities and needs of each pupil.

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TreeHouse School news

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Ben: Our new Artist in Residence
Our new Artist in Residence, Ben, is starting at TreeHouse School on Tuesday.
29
Jan
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TreeHouse School judged as Outstanding
TreeHouse School received an inspection from Ofsted on 28 and 29 November and has been assessed as “Outstanding” in all areas of the Common Inspection Framework. We are delighted that Ofsted has recognised the quality of the provision on offer at TreeHouse School and the leadership, hard work and dedication of its amazing staff.
15
Dec
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Panathlon Challenge football coaching day at Barnet Powerleague
Thursday 19th October saw 6 TreeHouse school pupils’ participate in a football coaching day, at Barnet Powerleague .
20
Nov
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Mousetrap Theatre coming to TreeHouse
We are very excited to be partnering with Mousetrap Theatre this year to prepare our End of Term production.
20
Nov
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Learners pack the Christmas Appeal
Learners have been working together with the Ambitious about Autism fundraising and external affairs teams to pack this year's Christmas Appeal.
16
Nov
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Television star Anne Hegerty visits TreeHouse School in North London
Television personality Anne Hegerty – who appears as ‘The Governess” on ITV quiz show The Chase – has met with young people from charity Ambitious about Autism during a visit to TreeHouse School in north London. Anne Hegerty was diagnosed with Asperger’s as an adult in 2005 after seeing a TV programme about children with autism and recognising their behaviours in herself. In August this year she appeared on ITV panel show Loose Women to discuss her diagnosis and its effect on her ability to multi-task.
13
Nov

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