TreeHouse School is a happy and vibrant community where children and young people with autism learn and flourish. Currently we have over 80 pupils on roll with our youngest pupils being 4 and our oldest being 18 years old. We are able to take children from as young as 3 years old through to 19, and are registered to educate up to 100 children. All pupils who attend TreeHouse School have a diagnosis of autism and have TreeHouse School named in their statement.
If you would like to visit TreeHouse School, please see the information on visiting afternoons.
For more information about us, please get in touch.
- Dr. Julie O'Sullivan, Headteacher
Latest news
Wendy talks TreeHouse School
Video: Mum Wendy talks about the importance of our school for her daughter.
TreeHouse School pupils attend autism friendly screening of The Muppets
Forty of our pupils attended an autism friendly screening of The Muppets at the Phoenix cinema in East Finchley.
Ambitious about Autism tests out The Olympic Stadium
On Sunday 1 April, the brand new Olympic Stadium in Stratford filled with different organisations, charities and members of the public involved in The Gold Challenge in the first ever test event ahead of the 2012 London Olympics this Summer.
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