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ABC Swim School is a Swim England accredited school and has been running since 1985.  Classes take place at Shooters Hill Sports Centre.

Inclusive BMX club as part of Greenwich BMX (Weekly sessions) Participants do not need to be able to ride a bike, the sessions are to introduce BMX and Cycling and give the experience of what is deemed an extreme sport. Children can begin on the flat surface on a BMX bike, and can progress onto the BMX track if they want to. Progress is encouraged but the sessions are to be enjoyed and for the children and young people to have fun. Brothers/Sisters and friends are welcome to come along and join too.

Ambitious about Autism is the national charity for children and young people with autism. We provide services, raise awareness and understanding, and campaign for change. Through TreeHouse School, The Rise School and Ambitious College we offer specialist education…

Support and training for families with a young child with an ASD.

Bishop John Robinson School is a voluntary-aided Church of England primary school with nursery in Thamesmead. Further information on the support available for children with SEND is available through the website link below.

Boxgrove School is a state primary school based in Abbey Wood. Further information on the support available for children with SEND is available through the website link below.

Brooklands School is a state primary school based in Blackheath. Further information on the support available for children with SEND is available through the website link below.

Cardwell School is a state primary school with a nursery based in Woolwich. Further information on the support available for children with SEND is available through the website link below.

CENMAC is a unique, London-based support service offering assessments, reviews and loan of equipment to help pupils with a disability access the curriculum. CENMAC offers early intervention, training and support to staff to increase their confidence and knowledge. CENMAC also offers advice and support to parents and carers, runs events, offers training and can help loan or help adapt school materials. Parents are invited to participate with all stages of CENMAC’s involvement and training is open to all. Email and telephone support is offered for families.