The Richmond Dyslexia Association are hosting a series of talks for parents and teachers of school aged children with dyslexia this November. Tickets are £9 each.
Tickets must be purchased before the event via www.richmonddyslexia.org.uk
To mark ADHD Awareness Month, local charity ADHD Embrace is hosting a free Community Event, and our school family is warmly invited to attend.
When: Tuesday 13th October at 8:00 PM
Where: Heatham House, Twickenham
Theme: Parental and Societal views on ADHD — How perspectives have evolved over the last two decades
The evening will feature a panel discussion followed by an open Q&A, light refreshments, and time to connect and network with other parents and carers.
Meet the Panel:
Dr Bozhena Zoritch – Paediatrician and Diagnosing Consultant
Dr Jo Steer – Consultant Clinical Psychologist
Ayesha Walker – Teacher and ADHD Embrace alumnus (diagnosed as a teenager)
Whether your child has a diagnosis, is on the assessment pathway, or you simply want to learn more, this promises to be an insightful and supportive evening.
👉 Reserve your spot: This event is free to attend, but spaces must be registered in advance. Visit the ADHD Embrace Website to book your place and find full details.
Date & Time: Tuesday 29th September, 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM (Online)
Speaker: Karen Garner (Occupational Therapist & Specialist in Sensory Integration)
What to expect: Learn how to identify and support your child's unique sensory needs. This session looks at how sensory processing impacts attention, emotional regulation, and daily participation, equipping you with strategies to offer the best support at home and school.
How to Book: Places for both webinars can be booked directly online via the ADHD Embrace Webinars Page.
If you need guidance navigating your child's education or special educational needs, local charity Skylarks runs a fantastic series of interactive, small-group online sessions called Micro-Talks.
Led by experts, these friendly and welcoming sessions give you the practical knowledge you need to support your child, as well as a space to ask questions directly.
Topics covered include:
Support for School Attendance: Advice and legal requirements for children who struggle to attend traditional school settings.
SEND Support in Nurseries & Schools: Understanding what support schools should provide without an EHCP and your child's rights under the Equality Act.
Navigating the EHCP Process: Step-by-step guidance on parental requests, handling Local Authority refusals, checking draft EHCPs, and understanding annual reviews.
Appeals & Tribunals: Practical advice on what to do if you need to appeal a Local Authority decision.
How to Book: To explore the full timetable of live online sessions and reserve your place, please visit the Skylarks SEND Advice Service.