published by: Kingston Council
published on: 28 March 2019
Seventy children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) from Dysart School saddled up and are now Bikeability trained thanks to our cycle trainers.
published by: James Thomas Director of Children's Services, Chair of Richmond SEND Partnership Board
published on: 25 March 2019
The first meeting of the renewed Richmond SEND Partnership Board was held last week on Thursday .
published by: Kingston Council
published on: 22 March 2019
Following consultation with residents, services at four children's centres in Kingston will be remodelled as part of plans to provide more outreach services and create family-focused hubs.
published by: Achieving for Children
published on: 21 March 2019
Jo Steer, Head of the Emotional Health Service for Kingston and Richmond, has become a published author.
published by: Kingston Council, Kingston’s Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) and Achieving for Children (AfC)
published on: 20 March 2019
This document outlines the commitment of Kingston Council, Kingston’s Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) and Achieving for Children (AfC) to address the areas of concern which were identified in K...
published by: Achieving for Children
published on: 13 March 2019
New free schools for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities have been approved by the Department of Education (DfE) for the boroughs of Kingston and Richmond.
published by: AfC
published on: 15 February 2019
Achieving for Children through Aiming High funding is giving children and young people who live within the Royal Borough of Kingston and the London Borough of Richmond the chance to enter a dra...
published by: Courtesy of Brewers Twickenham
published on: 12 February 2019
Find out what happened when Clarendon Primary Centre ran into a paint supply problem!
published by: Kingston Council
published on: 11 February 2019
The council would like to ensure the facts are clear about the recent SEND consultation which was carried out between 13 December 2018 and 20 January 2019.
published by: Richmond Council
published on: 08 February 2019
A press release from Richmond Council.
published by: Catherine Ratcliff - Contact
published on: 07 February 2019
Contact reveal the outcome of the survey carried out recently about the future direction of Parent Carer Forums for Richmond and Kingston.
published by: Achieving for Children
published on: 28 January 2019
The detailed needs analysis of all therapies across Kingston and Richmond is being completed.
published by: Our Barn Community
published on: 03 January 2019
A FREE 15 week Personal Development course for young people aged 16-35 who have a disability or Autism.
published by: Achieving for Children
published on: 10 December 2018
Well...... on Sunday 9th December Father Christmas attended a Christmas party at the Windham Croft Centre in Richmond.
published by: Contact
published on: 10 December 2018
Contact are running a survey which aims to gather feedback and interest in a new Parent Carer Forum for Richmond and Kingston.
published by: Auriga Academy Trust
published on: 07 December 2018
We are pleased to announce the launch of our Section 10 Consultation. The consultation is a required part of the process of opening a new school (set out under section 10 of the Academies Act 2010).
published by: Kingston Council
published on: 03 December 2018
Kingston Council has appointed a new Disability Champion to coincide with the International Day of Disabled Persons (3 December).
published by: Ofsted
published on: 21 November 2018
The Department for Education announced a programme of revisits to those local areas which were asked to produce a WSoA following their SEND inspections.
published by: Kingston Council
published on: 19 November 2018
Help Kingston Council to develop a new vision and strategy for children, young people and adults who are on the autistic spectrum.
published by: Achieving for Children (AfC), Kingston Council and Kingston Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG)
published on: 05 November 2018
The outcome of a recent inspection of services across the Royal Borough of Kingston for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) will be published on the Ofs...
published by: Richmond Council and Achieving for Children
published on: 26 October 2018
Richmond Council is inviting parents, carers, young people and other stakeholders for their views on the future of services for children and young people with special educational needs and disabili...
published by: Catherine Ratcliffe - Contact Associate
published on: 24 October 2018
My name is Catherine Ratcliffe and I am an Associate working for Contact (formerly Contact a Family).
published by: Achieving for Children
published on: 11 October 2018
Contact will shortly be inviting parents and carers to share their views on how a new model of parent carer participation will work across Kingston and Richmond.
published by: Achieving for Children
published on: 10 October 2018
Under the Children Act 1989, the council has a duty as part of the range of services they provide for families, to provide breaks from caring to assist parents and others who provide care for disa...
published by: Richmond Communications
published on: 18 September 2018
Clarendon School, for children with special educational needs and disabilities, has moved into its brand new, fit for purpose, school building on the Richmond Education and Enterprise Campus in T...
published by: SENDIASS
published on: 30 August 2018
KIDS is carrying out a review of the SEND Information, Advice and Support Service (SENDIASS)
published by: With thanks to Richmond Council for Voluntary Service
published on: 30 August 2018
The UK Safer Internet Centre has published a blog looking at online safety films parents and carers can use with their children to engage them in online safety education.
published by: Geraldine Burgess - Short Breaks and Family Support Operational Manager
published on: 14 August 2018
At a recent meeting SEND Family Voices highlighted that Richmond children and young people with SEND did not have many opportunities to access groups this summer.
published by: Achieving for Children
published on: 02 August 2018
Some photos and a video about the recent Play Day event .
published by: Department of Transport
published on: 31 July 2018
People with hidden disabilities, including autism and mental health conditions will soon have access to Blue Badges, removing the barriers many face to travel.