Question 1

Is Robson House a good school?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The September 2023 Ofsted inspection confirmed Robson House continues to be Good. Inspectors specifically praised behaviour support, personal development, and safeguarding as major strengths.

Question 2

How does my child get a place at Robson House?

Accepted Answer

Your child must have an EHCP or be going through the SEN Panel process. Contact Camden's School Inclusion Team to request consideration. The school's multi-disciplinary team will assess your child's needs and advise on suitability.

Question 3

What is the age range and class structure?

Accepted Answer

Robson House serves pupils aged 5 to 11 across three mixed-age classes. The school has a capacity of 20 pupils, with each class having one teacher and one children's support worker.

Question 4

How does Robson House work therapeutically?

Accepted Answer

The school employs clinical psychologists, psychotherapists, speech and language therapists, social workers, and child and family mentors. Therapy is integrated throughout the school day, not delivered separately. Staff are trained in trauma-informed approaches.

Question 5

What happens after Year 6?

Accepted Answer

Pupils transition to secondary PRU or specialist secondary provision depending on their needs. The school works with Camden's secondary SEND services to plan transition. Some pupils may access mainstream secondary with outreach support, assessed individually.

Question 6

Does the school prepare pupils for GCSEs?

Accepted Answer

No. Robson House is a primary school (ages 5-11). The focus is on foundational literacy and numeracy, emotional regulation, and social skills. GCSEs are taken in secondary school.

Question 7

Is there a cost to attend Robson House?

Accepted Answer

No. Robson House is a state-funded Primary Pupil Referral Unit provided by Camden Council at no cost to families. All associated specialist support and EHCP provision is also free.

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