The Advisory Board, Executive Principal, Proprietors and staff of Acorn House College are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young adults who are students at the College, in compliance with current guidance. Click here to view our Welfare and Safeguarding Children Policy and Procedures.
Acorn House College has a number of other policies ensuring the safe, fair, and positive life at the College. These policies can be found here.
Designated Safeguarding Lead: Dr Francis Choi (contactable on 020 8571 9900 and [email protected])
Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead: Mr. Donovan Mason (contactable on 020 8571 9900 and [email protected])
About Acorn House College
Acorn House College was founded in 1999 as an independent school in West London with a particular focus on the Sciences.
The London independent college provides a traditional and academically rigorous learning environment to inspire students to aim and achieve highly. Ideally located in the centre of Southall, Acorn House College is proudly rooted in the community, with generations of families being current or past students.
When a student joins Acorn House College, we work closely with them to identify at what academic level they are performing and what they would like to achieve.
Our teachers are all subject-specialists, united by a passion for participatory and engaging learning. The benefits to our students are unmistakable, improvement in grade performance among our students being unparalleled among our local competitors.
Acorn House offers two-year, one-year and one-term GCSEs and A Levels in a wide range of subjects, as well as providing intensive A Level Retake Courses with great success.
The College is committed to providing a platform for the best possible start to an academic career. This is supplemented by our dedication to supporting school-leavers beyond their studies to submit excellent applications to top UK universities and medical schools. Click here to discover how we support outstanding university applications.
