Welcome to Carwarden House Community School
We hope our website will give you a flavour of what we do and how we work and encourages you to visit to see us in action.
We are a LAN (learning & additional needs) special school for students between the ages of 11 and 19 with an Education, Health & Care Plan (EHCP) identifying special educational and health needs. Our students have a wide range of needs including moderate learning difficulties, autism, ADHD, Down syndrome, speech, language and communication needs and other conditions associated with learning difficulties and / or medical needs. We became an academy on 1st August 2014.
Our strong shared vision - learning for life, independence and employment - was developed in discussion with staff, Trustees, students and parents. It encapsulates all that we endeavour to instil in our students by the time they leave us to take their place in the world.
Parents tell us in very strong terms that they want us to focus on developing life skills and independence in their son or daughter. Our shared vision and all that flows from it reflects that ambition for every student.
We are highly regarded and as a result, attract students from many neighbouring local authorities.
If you are a parent or carer, or thinking of joining our staff, I encourage you to follow this up with a visit. The staff and students will be delighted to meet you and tell you why we are so proud of our school. Please refer to the New Parents / Prospective Parents page for more information on our open days this year.
Ms Alex Ewen
Head Teacher (Interim)
Carwarden House Community School
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Boarding Type
No Boarder
School Type
Academy special converter
Suitable Ages
11 to 19
Gender
Mixed
No. of Students
160 Total
No. of Boys
89 (55.6%)
No. of Girls
71 (44.4%)
Academic Excellence
GCSE Results
Latest Examination
0.0%
Students achieving A*/A grades (9/8/7)
A-Level Results
Sixth Form Performance
A* grades
N/A
A*/A grades
N/A
Courses
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We're currently gearing up to offer you a full list of our courses. Stay tuned — amazing learning opportunities are on their way very soon. Thank you for your interest and enthusiasm!
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Please see our website for more information on our admissions process.
Admissions Process
Start ApplicationPlanning ahead for school holidays 2025? Below are the Ealing term dates and the half-term dates 2024/25.
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Term Dates & Half-Term Holidays
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Oct 15
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Nov 18
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Jan 22
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Mar 4
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May 7
Open Morning
Jun 9
Alumni Stories
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Enrichment Activities
Show all activitiesThe DofE Award is a long standing, highly regarded and widely recognised qualification for young people in the UK and elsewhere in the world. The DofE participant is challenged to succeed in a number of different areas; the 4 sections of the DofE Bronze Award are: Physical, Skill, Volunteering and Expedition. For the first three sections, one must be undertaken regularly for 6 months whilst the remaining two are for 3 months each. For those choosing it in Y10 or Y12, our DofE programme is run as part of the school timetable with the staff organising the activities for each section and maintaining the evidence required by each participant to demonstrate the progress made towards achieving their award. The DofE Award is an individual programme, and as such the expectations for each section should be tailored to meet a participant's capabilities.
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