Please note links take you to external providers and parents should always check before visiting in case of timetable changes.
Organisation that supports bladder and bowel health for children and adults.
The Children's Bowel & Bladder Charity
1. New Parent and Toddler (18months- preschool) - Exercise to Music session in Chalvey, Slough
2. YES programme - Youth Engagement Slough Flyers
3. Home Start - Baby and Me Group Open Throughout Most of the Summer
4. Free Live Youth Mental Health Webinar
5. Summer Holiday Activities – 2025 (HAF programme)
Online support for mental health
Soft play centre based in Slough offering regular SEN sessions.
Please visit their website for further information:
An indoor trampoline park. SEN sessions are for anyone aged 4+ who prefers a quieter session and a calmer environment; without music and reduced lighting. Every Monday from 6:00pm to 7:00pm.
To book visit the website:
SEN sessions. Quieter, capped sessions with no music and reduced lighting to avoid glare.
For more information visit the website
A ten pin bowling session specifically designed to be inclusive. Only half of the lanes will be in use during this session to keep a calm atmosphere and there will be no music or flashy lights used during the session. Every Wednesday from 4:00pm – 5:00pm and 5:00pm to 6:00pm.
To book visit the website:
Trampoline sessions held at less busy times, with appropriate sound and lighting. During this time there will be no disco lights or music and spaces are limited to keep the space a quiet zone for the duration of the session. Every Tuesday from 4:00pm to 5:00pm and 5:00pm to 6:00pm.
To book visit:
Inclusive soft play sessions are for children with special educational needs or disabilities, and their families. Provided in a more relaxed, quieter and less busy environment for children who may need this to feel more comfortable exploring the soft play structure. These inclusive sessions are suitable for children aged all the way up to 12, to climb, clamber and explore. Every Monday from 4:00pm - 5:00pm and 5:00pm - 6:00pm.
To book visit
A specific ice skating session designed to be more inclusive. During this time there will be no disco lights or music and an ice steward will be available for any help required. Skating aids are also provided. Every Monday from 10.30-11.30am
For more information see the everyone active website:
SPICE teaches children and young adults with additional needs to ice skate in a calm and caring environment. SPICE runs several ability groups which allows members to develop their skating abilities. In addition to regular skating, SPICE also teaches ice hockey. Every Sunday from 11:15am to 12:00pm at Slough Ice Arena
The Accessible for Everyone sessions are an opportunity exclusively for customers with disabilities their families, carers and friends to enjoy Coral Reef and its waterslides. These run once per month.
Please check their website for further details on dates and to book:
Cygnets is a competitive swimming club for people with learning disabilities. Membership of the Club is open to swimmers with a learning disability from the age of 7 years, who are capable of swimming at least one length of the pool (25 metres) without swimming aids. Saturdays from 1:00pm to 3:00pm and Sundays 2:00pm to 3:00pm
For more information please go to:
Braywick Leisure Centre runs swimming sessions to support physically disabled swimmers on Saturday afternoons using a team of volunteers to help swimmers around poolside and in the water if required. Every Saturday
For more information visit:
Starfish Swimming Club is a competitive swimming club for children and adults with learning difficulties. They hold swim sessions at Braywick Leisure Centre in Maidenhead and St Piran’s school. Every Saturday from 5:00pm to 6:00pm.
For more information visit their website:
Clip n’ Climb Reading offer specialised, adapted SEND sessions on a Tuesday. Every Tuesday from 5:00pm to 6:00pm (term time only).
To book visit their website:
A dance school for students and families in the disabled community. Classes run in Bracknell and Reading. Chance to Dance Stars CIC offers various SEND dance classes for all age groups. See their website for more details and to book:
The Autism Group runs a range of Saturday activity clubs in central Maidenhead. These include arts and crafts, console gaming, table top roleplaying games, Pokemon and Lego. Every Saturday at various times.
Visit their website for more information:
Football training at Arbour Park for those with autism, learning disabilities and neurodiversity. Suitable for 12 to 18 year olds. Every Wednesday from 5:00pm to 6:00pm
For details email gensec@sloughtownfc.net.
Bulmershe Gymnastics Club runs classes for children with physical or learning disabilities or additional needs on Saturdays during school term times.
They offer children from 5 years of age the opportunity to learn basic gymnastic and co-ordination skills in a class tailored to their needs, led by coaches specially trained to teach children with disabilities. Date and time: Every Saturday from 2:15pm – 3:00pm
Visit their website for more information and contact details or email membership@bulmershegc.co.uk:
Additional Needs sessions giving children a chance to enjoy the benefits of gymnastics and all it has to offer in a smaller, quieter class. These sessions offer more time with trained staff, more 1-2-1 attention and a focus on individual goals. Sundays at 10.10am until 11.05am . Term time only
Visit their website for more information or email enquiries@pinewoodgymnastics.co.uk:
Autism-friendly screenings are sometimes called relaxed or sensory-friendly screenings. Adjustments are made to reduce stress and sensory input. They have low lighting and sound, no trailers or advertisements, freedom to move and staff trained in autism awareness. At least once a month ODEON, Cineworld, Vue, Showcase, Picturehouse and Everyman cinemas show popular films in an autism friendly environment.
For more information and to book, visit Dimensions website or Odeon cinemas websites
Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) Berkshire offers tennis for wheelchair users, people with learning disability, partially sighted people and people who are deaf or hard of hearing. The service aims to improve mental and physical health, increase opportunities to play, socialise and compete with similar people in the sport. Check details on their website:
Accessible Boating Thames is a charity based near Marlow that provides opportunities for people with all types of disability to go sailing, paddling and motor boating on the River Thames.
More information can be found on the Accessible Boating Thames website:
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