This includes the following groups:
Children and young people in the Children’s Ward of the Bath Royal United Hospital
Children and young people who require repeated admissions to the Bath Royal United Hospital
Children and young people recovering at home for 15 or more school/academy days
Children and young people reintegrating back into school/academy as and when their health needs allow
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| Abbot Alphege Academy at Bath RUH | The Creative Room | The English Room | The Science Room | The Maths Room |
Teaching is carried out by a team of qualified specialist subject teachers. The teachers based at the Bath Royal United Hospital HERS will offer a bespoke package which could take the form of on-site learning at Abbot Alphege Academy, one-to-one tutoring, small group teaching, bedside teaching and on-line learning.
Teachers also provide teaching for those children and young people unable to return to school/academy because of health needs.
Teaching staff always work closely with medical staff, parents/carers, schools/academies and other support agencies to make sure that children and young people receive a broad and balanced curriculum in line with their peer group. As part of our wider holistic curriculum we arrange visits to Bath City Farm and there are weekly sessions in The Hive Garden.
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| Chicken Cuddling at Bath City Farm | Goat Fishing at Bath City Farm | More Goat Fishing! | Ducks enjoying a swim at Bath City Farm |
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| Growing peas, potatoes and sweetcorn In the Hive Garden | Flowers from the Hive Garden cut flowers beds | Students admiring the cut flower beds. | Sugarsnap peas from the Hive Garden |
Children and young people of all abilities are taught including those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).
For referral information and guidance please refer to the BANES website