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RETURN TO SCHOOL: Please note that the school will open to learners on Tuesday 8th September but please attend your learner induction and parent conference day on Friday 4th/Monday 7th September. Click here to see our TERM DATES for 2026-27

About Us

Nightingale Community Academy is a special school in Wandsworth for 166 boys aged 5 to 19 with social, emotional and mental health needs. All pupils have an Educational Health Care Plan.

Key Information

This section provides key information including how the school spends the funding it receives, its policies and procedures, how students perform in exams and assessment, inspection information and the schools self-evaluation

Our curriculum has been designed to ensure every learner, from primary through to sixth form, is provided with a clear and purposeful pathway to success.

Secondary

Secondary students are offered a broad curriculum including vocational courses. They have access to a comprehensive therapy service including regular access to Tom's Farm.

Sixth Form

Sixth Form students can access vocational courses on site and are supported to attend external provisions as appropriate.

Vocational Centre

Our vocational courses include barbering, construction, horticulture, hospitality and motor vehicle studies.

Therapy

The Nightingale Community Academy (NCA) Therapeutic Service aims to provide a supportive environment and a comprehensive range of therapies to all pupils and students on site.

Parents

At Nightingale Community Academy we believe that a close working relationship with parents and carers is one of the keys to making progress.

Students

We want to make your experience at The Skills Hub about much more than simply your curriculum.

News Article Odd Socks to kick off Anti-Bullying Week

Odd Socks to kick off Anti-Bullying Week

By Fiona Wilkins - November 10th, 2025 | Posted in Article

Students and Staff wore odd socks and joined thousands across the country in celebrating Odd Socks Day on Monday 10th November 2025.

Odd Socks Day is a fun and colourful event that kicks off Anti-Bullying Week. It’s all about celebrating what makes us unique and reminding everyone that it’s okay to stand out and be different. By wearing our odd, bright, and wacky socks, we showed our support for kindness, inclusion, and respect for others.

The day encouraged conversations about acceptance and individuality, helping us recognise that our differences make our school and community stronger. Whether spotty, stripy, or sparkly, every sock told a story of self-expression and unity.

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