#DITTO is a free online safety (e-safety) magazine for schools, organisations and parents which includes keeping readers up to date with risks, issues, advice and guidance related to keeping children and young people safe online, also with the view to…

Our Options Clinical Team have created a series of helpsheets offering advice and guidance for parents and carers who look after children, young people and adults with autism on range of different subject areas including Food Challenges, Sleep, Holidays, Emotions,…

On Thursday 7th March, Baston House School will join many other schools worldwide to celebrate World Book Day. Pupils will be allowed to dress up as their favourite book character for the day for a small donation of £1 for…

There will be a vaccination programme carried out at school, in partnership with the NHS. The details of these vaccines including when they are planned to take place are as follows: Diptheria Tetanus Polio Meningitis (ACWY) - January to March Year 9 - This…

At Baston House School, the students have been preparing for Safer Internet Day on the 5th February and Safer Internet Week. The Digital Leader of the class has created a poster to promote some of the activities they’ll be taking…

Bromley Education Business Partnership (Bromley EBP), part of the London Borough of Bromley's Youth Support Programme, signposts and supports young people to gain new skills and experiences.  Through real-life contact with professionals from business and the community, helping them to understand…

Our latest newsletter covers all of the events in school this term. We hope you enjoy reading about all our activities and achievements. Click here to read more. To view all of our newsletters please visit the parent information page 

On Friday 14th December staff and pupils from Baston House School donned their festive jumpers to help raise funds for Save the Children.  Other activities took place including a cake sale. The total amount raised was £130. Thank you again…

Researchers at University College London (UCL) are looking for adolescents aged 13-19 with a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) without intellectual disability and their parents to take part in a study of social skills. The study involves completing questionnaires…