published by: Joe Fautley - AfC Info/SEND Local Offer Work Experience Officer
published on: 12 September 2017
The Secret Life of Us campaign brings to life the realities of the challenges disabled children, young people and their families face in living a life many of us take for granted.
published by: Marcus Dyke Youth MP
published on: 30 August 2017
Make Your Mark is the worlds largest Youth Consultation. Last Year, 970,000 Young People voted and this year we are aiming for 1,000,000!
published by: Web Content Manager
published on: 23 August 2017
Want to represent young people in London and are age 12 - 25? Why not apply for our the Transport for London (TfL) Youth Panel.
published by: Rob Henderson - Director of Children's Services and Deputy Chief Executive, AfC
published on: 09 August 2017
AfC’s community health services delivered at Moor Lane, Dysart School and Bedelsford School were recently inspected by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
published by: WEB Content Manager
published on: 09 August 2017
This exciting programme offers hands-on filmmaking courses, aimed at developing your knowledge and skills and encouraging your special interests.
published by: Sophie Evans - Manager of Children With Disabilities Social Care Team
published on: 06 July 2017
From Monday 17th July 2017, all referrals for the Social Care Occupational Therapist for Richmond and Kingston children of all ages will come through the same referral process.
published by: Giles Hobart - Lead Youth Worker
published on: 04 July 2017
TAG Youth Club have released a great new video about their weekly youth clubs.
published by: Charis Penfold - Director for Education Services
published on: 15 June 2017
Over the recent months we have undertaken a review of education provision for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities in RBK and LBR.
published by: Local Offer Content Manager
published on: 24 April 2017
The SEND Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) for the Royal Borough of Kingston is now uploaded onto the JSNA website.
View the Kingston SEND JSNA
published by: SEND Family Voices
published on: 14 April 2017
The Golden Booklet is the shorter, easy read version of the Golden Binder. (OK – it’s not gold - more a kind of mustard colour. But the contents are GOLD!)
published by: Local Offer Content Manager
published on: 13 April 2017
A new special needs school is set to open in Twickenham.
published by: Tom Connor - Senior Educational Psychologist
published on: 05 April 2017
This is a pilot scheme being offered to 20 families in Richmond in the first instance.
published by: Local Offer Content Manager
published on: 04 April 2017
Employment news from the BBC
BBC: Extend Hub
We are committed to increasing the number of people with disabilities working at the BBC.
published by: SEND Family Voices
published on: 20 March 2017
SEND Family Voices have published their response to the Lenehan Review's call for evidence (regarding residential placements).
published by: Local Offer Content Manager
published on: 17 March 2017
We all have mental health. It’s about how we feel and think about life; about our relationships; about how we learn and develop as we grow up. Just like our physical health, it can be good and bad.
published by: Local Offer Content Manager
published on: 09 March 2017
For more information please contact True Access
published by: Local Offer Content Manager
published on: 09 March 2017
published by: Local Offer Content Manager
published on: 10 February 2017
A new respite care facility for children with disabilities and their families is set to open in Kingston following a decision at yesterday’s Treasury Committee (8 February).
published by: Kingston Centre for Independent Living (KCIL)
published on: 30 September 2016
Since June 2016 KCIL has self-funded it's own disability-related equipment grants scheme.
published by: Wendy Bolsover - Deputy Head of Service Special Educational Needs SEN and Disability, Achieving for Children
published on: 23 June 2016
We have received some enquiries from parents concerned about ongoing provision and continuity of occupational therapy (OT) sessions that have been agreed in a statement or EHCP.