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ABC Swim School

Shooters Hill Sixth Form CollegeRed Lion LaneShooters HillLondonSE18 4LD
ABC Swim School is a Swim England accredited school and has been running since 1985.  Classes take place at Shooters Hill Sports Centre.

Access Sport and Greenwich BMX Club

Hornfair ParkGreenwichSE18 4PE
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

Woodside AvenueLondonN10 3JA
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…

Ark Greenwich Free School

Adair House, 403Shooters Hill RoadLondonSE18 4LH
Ark Greenwich Free School is a secondary school based in Woolwich. For details on how Greenwich Free School supports pupils with SEND please contact the school directly.

The Boys Brigade

The Boys Brigade offers a programme of activities for young people. Seniors, aged 15-18  The Boys Brigade offers a balanced programme of activities for children and young people. The youngest section – Anchors-is for children aged 5-8 and focuses on crafts, music, games and sport as well as visits and working towards gaining badges for achievement. Juniors section is for children aged 8-11 years old. It encourages personal development by allowing children to focus on personal interests and challenge themselves in developing new interests as well as going on day…

CENMAC

Charlton Park AcademyCharlton Park RdLondonSE7 8JB
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.

Charlton Athletic Community Trust - ASD Project

Avery Hill Youth ClubAnstridge RoadLondonSE9 2LL
The ASD Project provides activities and trips for young people with ASD in Greenwich. Sessions are held on Monday evenings and Saturdays, alternating between activities at Hawksmoor Youth Club and trips to external venues or activity centres. Activities have so far included ice-skating, Laser-Tag, theatre trips, Jump Giants, bowling and film nights at local cinemas.  CACT Short Breaks statement: FEB 2020 CACT would like to announce that as of immediate effect the following changes are being made to our…

Charlton Athletic Community Trust - Saturday Club

9am-2pm
Avery Hill Youth ClubAnstridge RoadLondonSE9 2LL
The Saturday Club provides activities and trips for young people with disabilities in Greenwich. The programme is aimed at those who cannot access respite services anywhere else and who require higher staffing ratios, including those with severe autism and severe learning disabilities. The disability-friendly activities include swimming, bowling, trips to playgrounds and the beach, sightseeing in London, and trips to local theme parks.