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Windrush School is a state primary school with two sites. One based in Thamesmead and one based in Charlton. Further information on the support available for children with SEND is available through the website link below.

Windrush School is a state primary school with nursery based in Thamesmead two sites.  Windrush is a split site school with another site based in Charlton.

Wingfield School is a state primary school based in Kidbrooke. Further information on the support available for children with SEND is available through the website link below.

Wingfield School is a state primary school with nursery based in Kidbrooke.  

Please contact Wingfield school directly for futher details.

Online groups for grieving children, young people, parents and carers Our online Grief Support Groups give grieving children and young people aged 7-25 years old the opportunity to meet others who have experienced the death of a parent, sibling or other close relative. We also run groups for parents and carers who are supporting grieving children and young people. These informal peer support groups are overseen by Winston’s Wish Bereavement Support Practitioners.  See website for details of groups for children and young people age…

Winter sports are becoming more accessible than ever before. But finding the right place or an activity when you’re living with a life-changing or challenging condition can be tough. Try our tool to find sports and resorts in Europe that are tailored to your needs. The tool aims to benefit people such as those with disabilities, learning difficulties or…

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Grants to provide equipment needed for courses of further education for people under 26 who live in the London borough of Greenwich and that part of the London borough of Newham which was formerly in the metropolitan borough of Woolwich.  Grants can be used for education, equipment/instruments or indirect educational costs. Trustees meet twice a year and applications should be made in writing to the correspondent. 

Wize Up is an independent school for secondary aged pupils (11-16) offering specialist alternative educational provision for young people who have a variety of social, emotional, educational and behavioural needs, including young people that have an Educational Health Care Plan (EHCP). Their aim is to equip young people with a toolkit of skills to enable either a return to a mainstream setting or a pathway to further education, employment, or training.