School Life

School Life is about having fun and creating memories

Seva Education is a very popular special educational needs provider for pupils and young adults, aged from 5 to 25 years old. We have an excellent reputation and serve a wide catchment area covering many London boroughs and neighbouring counties. Seva is a thriving and happy learning community where we are completely committed to inspiring and supporting our pupils and young adults so that they seek excellence in all aspects of school life, regardless of their ability, background, or needs.

We are very proud of all of our learners and work with them in meaningful ways to make their educational experiences the very best we can so that they can achieve in all areas of their school life preparing them for adulthood, and for the world in which they live. At Seva we are committed to working with parents and carers to ensure that all are active participants in their child’s learning and development. We recognise and value these partnerships, including those with the wider community. Seva is an aspirational and vibrant place to learn and work. Pupils and young adults are all very proud of our school and Further Educational College and we welcome visits to both sites.

Seva is an aspirational and vibrant place to learn and work. Pupils and young adults are all very proud of their schools and the Further Educational College. We welcome visits to all Seva Education sites which can be arranged via the ‘Contact Us’ section of this website.

Mr Gary Hawkins
Executive Headteacher

Timings of the school day

Seva Education (5-16 Primary and Secondary School) is open Monday to Friday (term-time) 9:00am to 2:30pm. All students are expected to be in full school uniform and bring a water bottle containing fresh drinking water.

Seva Education (College/Further Education) is open Monday to Friday (term-time) 9:00am to 2.30pm. College Students are not expected to wear school uniform.

Attendance

At Seva Education, our students should uphold 95% attendance. We do understand that things happen in life, however, communication is key. Parents and Guardians should follow the below absence procedure:

All Absences and Lateness must be reported to the School Administrator by 9:30am by calling 0208 422 2999 ext. 240

Please ensure you provide your child’s full name, year group and class name

If we do not receive communication, we will assume this is an unauthorised absence. If your child’s attendance drops below 95%, we will contact you to see how we can support and ensure that professionals involved are included in creating an attendance plan.

The Learning Environment

Our school is committed to providing a safe, supportive, and inspiring environment in which every child can thrive. We will:

Deliver a high standard of education through a balanced, personalised curriculum guided by rigorous national standards.

Create a stimulating and challenging learning environment that encourages curiosity, creativity, and a love of learning.

Celebrate each child’s academic, social, and personal achievements.

Provide the guidance and support needed for every child to reach their full potential.

Prioritise your child’s safety and wellbeing through attentive care, observation, and open communication.

Foster a healthy, happy, and inclusive school community.

Teach children and young adults to value and respect one another, regardless of gender, race, culture, beliefs, values, age, or individual needs.

Encourage pupils and students to become active members of the community and to recognise the positive impact they can have on the world around them.

Communicate regularly with families about progress, celebrating strengths and working together to support areas for development.

Keep families informed about school policies, meetings, workshops, activities, newsletters, and open days.

Welcome and encourage contributions from parents and the wider community, recognising the valuable skills, experiences, diversity, and enthusiasm they bring to enrich our broader curriculum.

Allotments (5–25 Years)

The Allotments provide pupils and students aged 5 to 25 with valuable opportunities to develop horticultural knowledge and practical outdoor skills, helping to improve employability and support pathways into gardening and other outdoor careers.

Our programmes are tailored to meet the needs of all individuals and do not require any previous experience or knowledge of horticulture. Through hands-on learning, pupils and students gain practical skills, confidence, and experience that enhance future employment opportunities.

As part of promoting healthy lifestyles, learners are also encouraged to explore where food comes from and develop an understanding of sustainable growing, nutrition, and the importance of healthy eating. By taking part in planting, growing, and harvesting produce, pupils and students gain a deeper appreciation of food production, environmental responsibility, and personal wellbeing.