Spa school

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Spa School teaches Secondery education in the London Borough of Southwark. Its a special secondary school for pupils with autism, occupies an old-fashioned red-brick building in Bermondsey. Its mixed with both genders and has a high staff to student ratio to help the needs of the pupils.


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The school was featured within a BBC article "School grounds 'improve behaviour'" and students and staff alike were interviewed on the schools scheme of natural improvement within the school grounds



A Channel 4 documentary 'Make me normal' on 2 June 2005, was filmed at Spa School. The one-hour documentary followed four students at the School in south London, one of Britain's largest state schools for children with autism. The students aged 12 to 18 revealed what it is like to grow up with a disability that affects around 535,000 people in the UK.





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