Churchill Gardens Primary Academy is a small, inclusive and friendly school for 3 -11 year olds. Specialist Resource Base for Speech, Language and Communication Needs Churchill Gardens Speech and Language resource base provides children aged 3 -11 years who have speech, language and communication needs…

Post 16 education provider: For young people with SEN, there is a range of course options provided in further education colleges and sixth forms. The provision is intended to support young people towards independence and employment, building on young people’s strengths and interests.

College Park School is part of the Federation of Westminster Special Schools and Bi-Borough Inclusion Service. It is an all-age (4–19) community special school for pupils with autism and complex learning needs within the moderate to severe range. There are seven primary classes, four secondary…

College Park School is a school for pupils with autism and complex learning difficulties, within the moderate range, for children and young people between the ages of 4 and 19 years of age. The teaching and learning is delivered through topics or themes throughout the…

Contact is a charity set-up by and supporting families of children with disabilities.  Information and Guidance Contact offers independent information and guidance to families through the following projects: free helpline offering independent advice to thousands of parents every year on a wide range of disability-related issues. parent…

Coram Family and Childcare works to make the UK a better place for families by bringing together what we learn from our on the ground parent-led programmes and our research to campaign for solutions that parents want and need. We focus on childcare and early…

Free cricket sessions for disabled adults (aged 17+) take place at Kensington Leisure Centre every Wednesday 2pm - 3pm. These are led by trained instructors.  Parents/carers who support a person with disability to attend may also make use of the Leisure Centre's facilities free of…

This three session course is designed for parents of children/young people with autism aged 7-18, to help them develop their understanding and confidence relating to puberty, sexual wellbeing and relationships and how they impact children on the autistic spectrum. You will need to have attended…

A two session course to develop understanding of the needs of siblings and ways to meet their needs. Next course begins on April 23rd 2020 To book your place on this training course, please download the booking form and return it to qe2referral@qe2cp.westminster.sch.uk   

The Cystic Fibrosis Holiday Fund is a charity offering funding to help families who have children with cystic fibrosis to go on holiday both in the UK and abroad.  The Respite Break Grant programme gives families the chance to apply for £350 towards a trip…