Partnerships

At Nightingale Community Academy we support our current and future students by working very closely with schools, colleges, local authorities, adult care, and community health teams. We welcome visitors throughout the year to meet staff and students and to look at the excellent work being undertaken across the school.

Nightingale Community Academy are working closely with a number of organisations including:

Tom’s Trust – who kindly support Tom’s Farm at Nightingale Community Academy. Click here for more information on Tom’s Trust

Chris Quigley Education – For more information click here

The principal and leadership team, well supported by the Orchard Hill College and Academy Trust, have provided strong leadership, which has had a positive impact on the school’s effectiveness. As a result, there have been improvements in all areas, most noticeably in pupils’ behaviour and attitudes, the curriculum and in the wider opportunities for pupils.

Ofsted, February 2019

Latest News

Summer Camp

We have been asked to share information about the Parallel Youth Enterprise Summer Camp in Wandsworth. This will run from Thursday 25th July to Thursday 17th August and is open to 9-16 year olds in the SW London area. There …

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Police present awards

Huge congratulations to our students who were recognised at our special Awards Night in February. Awards were given to students in recognition of instances when they have shown our values of Integrity, Resilience and Leadership. In recognition of the importance …

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Inclusive Football at Fulham

Our footballers have been really enjoying their termly trips to the Fulham FC training ground for the Inclusive Schools League fixtures. We are one of 13 local schools and 280 young footballers with disabilities or special educational needs who were …

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Welcome new kids

We have some new arrivals at Tom’s Farm. The pygmy goats have given birth to kids! All mums and babies are doing well and settling in to life on our school farm. The kids are sticking close to their mums …

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