Hamilton Lodge School and College for Deaf Children

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Hamilton Lodge is a specialist independent school and college dedicated to deaf children in Brighton, Brighton and Hove. With around 24 pupils on roll, it is an intentionally small setting where each child can be known and supported individually. Boarding is offered alongside day places. Led by Head Ms Lorraine Slee, the school was rated "Good" overall by Ofsted, with leadership also judged "Good".

Where every mark matters.

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Inspection reports

Ofsted overall
Good
Last inspected
30 April 2025
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Teaching & academics

As a small specialist provision, Hamilton Lodge focuses on educating deaf children within an environment tailored to their communication and learning needs. Ofsted's "Good" rating, including for leadership, reflects a school that delivers a sound education for its pupils.

Head · Ms Lorraine Slee

School life & ethos

Boarding
Yes

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A genuinely specialist school for deaf children, where a tiny roll and boarding option allow for highly individual support.

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Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.