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Cornwallis Adventure Playground offers opportunities to play outdoors, build dens, dig, plant and grow food, learn about nature and get active on the play structures. Adventure playgrounds are places where children can play freely, choosing what they do and take managed risks in order to extend…

The Courtyard School is a free school for pupils with special educational needs. The pupils who attend the school have a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder and/or speech, language and communication needs. We provide a personalised education for up to 36 pupils, aged 14-18. Each…

The creative communication group will run every Thursday during term time and will be a fun and safe place for children with social communication difficulties such as autism or ADHD to come together, meet other children and try new creative activities. Sessions will consist of a…

Islington Play Association's adventure playgrounds are unique spaces dedicated to children and young people's play. Skilled playworkers are always there to make it really fun! Play is free here. Crumbles Castle is an actual castle that offers exciting structures and a distinctive play building. Crumbles Castle…

CHILDMINDER. I have over nine years experience of working with children and young people in different settings. Living in the N1 area means that I have a lot of fun places to take young children. We have access to libraries, parks, farms, lakes to feed…

At Dallington, we offer a curriculum which is broad, creative and balanced. Our children address teachers by their first names and do not wear a uniform.  We aim to provide for each child a happy, secure and stimulating environment that promotes discovery and values a love of learning.…

Scandinavian learning in the heart of London which combines British, Scandinavian and Montessori methods of teaching. The school teaches Danish and English on a daily basis, while following the EYFS and Danish principles of learning. Staff are Danish and English speaking.

CHILDMINDER. Little Leaders. 10 years' experience working with children. Happy to take children on outings. Play room, special book area. Lots of messy play equipment. I provide well balanced meals and snacks. Level 3 qualified. New born and twin experience. Can accept childcare vouchers.

CHILDMINDER. Tiny Feet. Rated 'outstanding' by Ofsted. Working with childminder Rebecca Franklin. Caters to each child's individual needs. Stimulating activities for all age groups. Visits to parks, farm, library, music, singing and stay and plays. Working with another childminder and assistant. Driver. Can accept childcare…

CHILDMINDER. Level 3 qualified. I live in a lovely new build home in Highbury close to all the parks. I offer a home from home environment with lots of indoor and outdoor equipment to help children learn through play. I take the children out daily…

CHILDMINDER. 18 years experience. Can work early and late. Good indoor and outdoor facilities. Can speak a little French and Spanish. Can accept childcare vouchers.

DFN-MoveForward coordinates and ensures long-term, differentiated support to young people with mild to moderate learning disabilities to enable them to transition into sustained paid work.

CHILDMINDER. I take children to stay and plays, playgroups, soft play, messy play, farms, parks, the Ecology Centre, museums, zoos. I offer activities including messy play, role play, puzzles, home corner, books, construction, small world. We will visit the local parks to enable the children…

Diddi dance classes are designed to help young children to enhance their co-ordination and rhythm. We are here to nurture their natural love of movement in a structured yet relaxed 45 minute class. We use ribbons and hoops to help them get the most from…

Disability Onboard aims to encourage disabled people to travel by train by providing accurate advice and guidance. We will help you identify the barriers that might affect your train journey and we will show you how to seek solutions. Remember you are not on your…

Join our multi-sports club for children and young people with disabilities aged 5 to adults. Our weekly club sessions are an opportunity to: have fun and make friends; enjoy and experience Paralympic and multi-sports including football, Boccia, sitting volleyball, dance, golf, and many more; get active with professional…

The Disabled Children’s Family Support Team is based at the Lough Road Centre. The team is part of the Disabled Children's Service (DCFST). All the children accessing this service will have a child in need support plan in place following an assessment of their needs…

Islington Council Disabled Children’s Service is an integrated, multi-agency and co-located partnership of services offering information, advice, assessment, intervention and support to children with severe and complex needs. It provides services for children aged 0-18 (social care) and 0-19 (health) and potentially young adults up…

The Disabled Children’s Team is part of the Islington Disabled Children’s Service co-located with Health and the Early Support Team at the Northern Health Centre. The team works with disabled children with severe and complex needs to provide statutory social work services as set out…

If you need extra employment support because of a disability or health condition, your local Jobcentre can put you in touch with a Disability Employment Adviser (DEA). DEAs can also work with people in employment who may need support to keep their jobs.  DEAs should…