Ormiston Queensmill Academy
252
Students
1
Open Positions
About Ormiston Queensmill Academy
Ormiston Queensmill Academy is a specialist academy for 252 children and young people aged 3 to 19 who are diagnosed with autism. Located in Shepherd's Bush, London, it serves pupils from the early years through to post-16 across its main campus and satellite settings in Hammersmith and Fulham. Its ethos centres on safeguarding, inclusion and ambitious personalised learning, helping every pupil develop greater independence, self-awareness, belonging and meaningful connections with the wider community.
The academy is distinctive for its autism-specific provision and its carefully structured links with mainstream education. Sullivan supports children in EYFS and Key Stage 1, while Q4 at Fulham Cross Academy enables secondary-aged pupils to benefit from specialist support and, where appropriate, access selected mainstream lessons. Across all settings, pupils follow a tailored and ambitious curriculum informed by their individual strengths and needs. The academy's specialist expertise, collaborative external partnerships and community-focused approach provide a strong platform for improving pupils' wellbeing and long-term outcomes.
Working at Ormiston Queensmill Academy means joining a committed team that places pupil safety, dignity and progress at the heart of daily practice. As part of Ormiston Academies Trust, staff can draw on a well-resourced national network of experts and professionals, alongside an extensive programme of continuing professional development. Colleagues benefit from a collaborative senior leadership culture, opportunities to influence practice across specialist settings, flexible working arrangements where operationally appropriate and a generous employment package within a trust focused on improving outcomes for children and young people.
Culture & Values
Our Culture
The academy promotes a vigilant, compassionate and inclusive culture in which safeguarding and pupil wellbeing are everyone's responsibility. Staff work collaboratively to provide ambitious, autism-specific support that builds independence, belonging and meaningful participation in the community.
Benefits & Perks
Contact Details
London, W12 0NW