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ABOUT US
The Green Room Foundation is a charity that runs The Green Room School in Windsor (GRW), The Green Room School in Kingsley (GRK) and The Green Room Sixth Form in Windsor (GR6), for young people who can no longer access mainstream education. Using a combination of therapeutic, academic, creative and physical education, we aim to significantly change the lives of our pupils and their families, to start a path to a better life.
Pupils are given the opportunity to rise above the negative experiences they’ve endured. We instill a willingness to learn and an opportunity to change. We reignite a passion for learning, raise attendance and academic levels. Most importantly we build in them a confidence to go on and lead brilliant lives and be brilliant people.
To find out more about what the pupils get up to either at GRW, GRK or GR6 please visit our social media channels (see below) or read our newsletters.
OUR SCHOOLS
GRW
GRW is The Green Room School Windsor for boys/girls aged 13-16 years. We are based on a small site nestled in the Victorian streets, a short walk from the town centre, near to Windsor Great Park, The Windsor Leisure Centre, our allotment and our pub. GRW is an outstanding independent school that seeks to offer a dynamic approach to our curriculum, keeping pace with the changing needs of our world and ignite a passion and curiosity in our learners.
GR6
GR6 is The Green Room's 6th Form, designed to help pupils continue on their path to adulthood, preparing learners to take the next step into employment or further education. We develop life skills and independence through the core ROCCIT values:
Resilience, Organisation, Communication, Community, Initiative, Teamwork.
GRK
GRK is The Green Room School Kingsley for boys/girls aged 11-18. We are situated on Old Park Farm near the village of Kingsley in Hampshire. Our school house is complimented by a makerspace, a science lab, an arctic cabin, a sport/trade skills barn, an allotment and polytunnel and lots and lots of animals. It is also adjacent to Kingsley Common and backed by a light industrial estate that can offer work experience opportunities