HHTS has a long history of delivering exceptional education for students who are unable to attend their mainstream school due to a diagnosed medical condition. Our teaching approach, ethos and personalised curriculum offer ensures that pupils make accelerated academic progress in a safe, welcoming and supportive environment.
The service is comprised of 9 sectors operating over two sites, St George’s School at St Georges Hospital and CAMHS Campus School at Springfield University Hospital:

Springfield University Hospital – CAMHS Campus School
This school is adjacent to the CAMHS inpatients wards and offers a full academic timetable for inpatients.
- Acute Adolescent Psychiatric Unit (CAMHS)- Aquarius Ward – 12 Beds
- Springfield Hospital Adolescent Eating Disorders Unit (CAMHS) – Wisteria Ward – 12 Beds
- Springfield Hospital Deaf Service (CAMHS)- Corner House – 7 Beds






St George’s Hospital School
This school is located on the fifth floor of St George’s Hospital adjacent to the paediatric wards. The team offer a full timetable in the schoolroom and academic tuition at the bedside for inpatients.
- Pinckney Ward (15 beds): Isolation and Oncology ward
- Frederick Hewitt Ward (17 beds): Medical – e.g. sickle cell, diabetes, asthma, Crohns/gastric, Mental Health – tends to have recurring patients.
- Nicholls/Neuro (19 beds): Surgical and Neuroscience – e.g. tonsils/adenoids, broken limbs, appendix, neuro patients (tumours, ABI, strokes, video telemetry etc).
- Step-Down (5 beds): PSDU is part of the paediatric intensive care unit (PICU) and shares the same medical and nursing team.
- Jungle: The Jungle Ward is a specialist paediatric day care ward
- PICU (12 beds): Paediatric Intensive Care – for children who are critically ill. Children are admitted to PICU through Emergency Department, by helicopter from across the South of England, and via paediatric critical care transfers from District General Hospitals.






Wandsworth Community Statutory Duty
Home Tuition Primary and Secondary- Medical
The Home Tuition Service is for children and young people resident in Wandsworth, who are unable to attend school due to an underlying medical condition.
- School Phobic (KS3) and Vulnerable Pupils (KS4) Reintegration Programme
A provision for Wandsworth resident KS3 and KS4 pupils who are not attending school due to high anxiety, school phobia, incidences of bullying or are disengaged from school due to a range of mental health issues. Referrals must be made through EWS, supported by links with CAMHS and approved by the Headteacher. - Teenage Pregnancy Service
A service for school-age pregnant teenagers and young parents; the service aims to support young people to overcome any barriers to learning they may have faced in the past, and to enable them to continue their education.


