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Our approach and outcomes

Ofsted outstanding

Ofsted inspected TreeHouse School in 2012 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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Duke of Edinburgh Award at TreeHouse!
There is an exciting new opportunity at TreeHouse from September for students in the Upper School. We will be running the Duke of Edinburgh’s award and a small number of students will be the first from Ambitious about Autism to work towards this fantastic goal.
29
Aug
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Art in 2016/17 at TreeHouse, Naomi Delamore
2016/17 has been an exciting year in the Art department. Our young people have had the opportunity to take part in a wide range of activities over the year. There has been a focus on providing pupils increased access to the London art offer.
29
Jul
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Performing Arts: Talent Show and more! Patxi del Amo, Music Teacher
On 7th July the School Hall turned into a glitzy stage for our Upper School and Sixth Form students to shine and showcase their many and varied talents. We had drumming, comedy acts, singing, artwork, a brass band, cookery, poetry, dancing and even bubble-blowing and magic. What a splendid way to celebrate everything that makes our students unique!
29
Jul
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Tolmers trip!
We had our very first visit to Tolmers this July, taking all of our Year 11 and 12 students on a two night residential trip to this Scout adventure centre near Cuffley.
29
Jul
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Voice without Words - TreeHouse School art exhibition
'Voice without Words', this year's TreeHouse School art exhibition was on display from 11 - 13 July. Art Teacher, Naomi Delamore, explains the inspiration behind it.
17
Jul
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Bestselling author David Mitchell visits TreeHouse School
On Wednesday 12 July, staff and pupils at TreeHouse School warmly received bestselling author David Mitchell to celebrate the publication of his book 'Fall Down 7 Times Get Up 8: A Young Man's Voice from the Silence of Autism'.
12
Jul

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