 In 1802 she was living at Little Holland House, in the grounds of Holland House.The school was established "for the education of children of the labouring, manufacturing and other poorer classes" of Kensington.Its original location was near her home of Little Holland House (now demolished) on the west side of today's Holland Park, to the west of today's number 14 Holland Park Road, a house built for the painter Val Prinsep on the Holland House estate, which is next to Leighton House (12 Holland Park Road) the house built for the painter Lord Leighton.