Winter sports are becoming more accessible than ever before. But finding the right place or an activity when you’re living with a life-changing or challenging condition can be tough. Try our tool to find sports and resorts in Europe that are tailored to your needs.…
Merton Council is fortunate enough to have a variety of playgrounds located around the borough. All our playgrounds are designed (where reasonably possible), to allow reasonable level access and try to promote inclusivity. For further details of our sites and associated locations please visit: https://www.merton.gov.uk/leisure-recreation-and-culture/parks-and-open-spaces…
The Virtual School works to support the education of Looked After Children and Care Leavers and to support their carers. It takes the organisational structure of a school, but the school does not exist in real terms, or as a building: children remain at the school…
An Independent School (Alternative Provision) in Mitcham that provides education for students in Key Stage 4 (Years 10 and 11) who are at risk from permanent exclusion from mainstream schools.
A specialist provision for up to 16 pupils who will benefit from intensive speech and language therapy, a language rich environment and a curriculum that is differentiated to meet their individual needs. 14 places are linked with mainstream classes and 2 reserved for nursery assessment…
Youth group sessions for children and young people with social and communication needs. The sessions take place at the Powerstation Youth Centre in Mortlake, and the Samuel Coleridge Taylor Centre in Norwood Junction. Drama sessions are held at All Saints Church Hall, 86 East Sheen Avenue,…
Wandgas FC is situated in Worcester Park, Surrey and is home to football teams for Boys, Girls, Men and Women of all ages. Wandgas FC is an FA Community Standard Club and our teams play in a variety of leagues ranging from the Surrey Youth League for our young players to…
A parent-led website supplying information, resources and training for parents and carers of children and young people with special needs and disabilities. SNJ aims to inform, educate and empower families so their children get the help they need.
Surrey Choices provides day and community support services, supported employment, enhanced home living and support, training and skills for independence, and a professional social work practice team
The Children with Disabilities service supports children up to the age of 18 who have learning disabilities, a physical or sensory impairment or who have particular mental health difficulties. We have an obligation to assess the needs of children and young people with disabilities and then to offer support…
