The Venture Community Association has partnered with local parent groups to offer a series of free stay and play sessions for families of children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). Whatever the diagnosis we welcome you and your children to meet other families in…

As part of its core offer, Tresham Centre for Disabled Children and Young People will be running an after school activity programme every Wednesday 3.30pm - 6pm, from 25th September to 20th November. Mousetrap Theatre Projects will run a Drama Programme, which will aim to…

The Amberley Youth Project seeks to offer a high standard youth service for young people in the Hammersmith and Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster. The project aims to engage young people with positive activities that will help them: develop their self-esteem, encourage healthy eating…

The social club will meet once a month on Saturday. Lunch is not provided (bring your own). The project of the workshop will be based on creative activities through the use of drama, art, various media and discussions. Participants should attend all sessions as they…

The Autism Support Signposting Information Services Team (ASSIST) is a part of The National Autistic Society. ASSIST is commissioned by Ealing, Hammersmith & Fulham, Westminster and Kensington and Chelsea local authorities to provide free support for adults on the autism spectrum.  About the team  The ASSIST…

Kensington and Chelsea Maternity Champions host a regular and free musical drop-in for pre-walking babies and their parents, every Tuesday 10am - 11.30am. 

Kensington Leisure Centre runs free badminton sessions for disabled adults (17+) every Monday fron 3pm - 4.30pm. The badminton sessions are led by a fully qualified instructor, with all equipment provided (rackets and shuttles). There is also an option to play Table Tennis at these…

Base@theReed is a new digital media youth club located near Ladbroke Grove. We offer a wide range of free, fun and engaging digital media training and creative projects for young people to get involved in. Our space has industry-standard equipment which will allow young people…

One of the six libraries in Kensington and Chelsea.  Please contact the library directly for more information about parent and toddler groups and Baby Rhyme Time.

An excellent opportunity for parents, carers and children to make new friends and enjoy the session together. The sessions are free. Tickets are available from the library on Saturdays for children who have library cards. One ticket per library card.

Canalside Centre provides the perfect places for children and young people to experience the great outdoors!  With term time weekly sessions, holiday activities, weekend day trips and seasonal residential and expedition experiences all part of our regular programme, bring out your wild side and register…

One of the six libraries in Kensington and Chelsea.  Please contact the library directly for more information about parent and toddler groups and Baby Rhyme Time.

An excellent opportunity for parents, carers and children to make new friends and enjoy the session together. The sessions are free.

Parents, childminders, nannies, au pairs and carers with babies and toddlers are welcome to attend our Stay and Play drop-in sessions. You will have the chance to: have a chat with other adults make links for child care gain friends get new ideas have fun…

The Stay and Plays are drop ins. This means you do not need to book and can turn up on the day. Please note we have a space/number limit for all activities. When we reach our capacity, we will not let more families in. Please…

Chickenshed is an inclusive theatre company that first began in 1974.  They create theatre for all ages and run successful outreach projects, education courses and membership programmes throughout the year.  Their vision is a society that enables everyone to flourish, and Chickenshed’s mission is to create…

Free cricket sessions for disabled adults (aged 17+) take place at Kensington Leisure Centre every Wednesday 2pm - 3pm. These are led by trained instructors.  Parents/carers who support a person with disability to attend may also make use of the Leisure Centre's facilities free of…

The Curve Community Centre provides a safe, friendly space for families and individuals from across the North Kensington area, with all the support and services you need in a welcoming environment. The Curve staff aim to provide support in a way that puts you first…

Located next to her Kensington Palace home, the playground is a fitting tribute for a Princess who loved the innocence of childhood. Over 1,000,000 visitors enjoy this free playground each year. Kids love to play, explore, dash about, and let their imaginations soar in this…

Hosted at the impressive and fully accessible Kensington Leisure Centre, you will not find a better sporting setting in London. Situated just off Ladbrook Grove, the club is easy to reach by public transport. The multi-sports club takes place on Saturday’s with Football, Boccia, Basketball…

The Freedom Pass is a travel pass for disabled people allowing free travel across London and free bus journeys nationally. To be eligible for a disabled person's Freedom Pass you should be aged at least 5 years, live in London and have one of the…

Dramatize is a theatre company for people with learning disabilities (aged 16+). They organise drama workshops, perfomances and events, helping people to have fun and make new friends.  Specialist support is provided to make the activities suitable for anyone no matter what their needs. Dramatize…

We provide a stay and play service, full of fun activities for babies, toddlers and their parents. This will be on the basis of first come first served, e.g. room for 8 adults.

For families with Special Educational Needs (SEN), including Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD), we open outside our regular hours on certain special days. Enjoy the Museum at a quieter time, free from the general public, and with many of the gallery sounds turned off. Explore our…

Children are guided to explore the many aspects of music through well known songs, finger play, chants, rhythmic exercises, lullabies and a number of different playful co-ordinated movements. Musical toys, scarves, and stuffed animals are involved to form part of the curriculum. The classes will…