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Primary school with free school status. Opened with its first intake of reception year children in September 2013. From September 2015 Abacus will be temporarily relocated to the Jubilee Waterside Centre, King's Cross, for two years until its new building is ready. The school then…

State community mixed secondary school with fully integrated unit for students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). 182 places, including four places in ASD resource base. Sixth form provision as part of the LaSWAP consortium with three other local secondary schools.

Monitors and reviews admission arrangements to Camden schools. Membership includes representatives from the local authority (2 councillors), community schools (6 representatives), voluntary adied schools (4)academy schools (1), Dioceses (2), parents (3) and community (2).

Offers free adult learning courses in community learning venues across the borough for people over 19. Some classes are for particular groups such as older people, parents and carers, ESOL learners or people with learning disabilities. Some of the courses are intended as first steps…

All courses are for adults aged 19+ and give priority to Camden residents. We offer a range of courses in computing, English, work and volunteering and family learning. Some classes are for particular groups, for example,  parents and carers. Some classes have a free crèche –…

Organisation which promotes the health of young African people (refugees and asylum seekers) by running a range of physical and sports activities. This includes football, wrestling, boxing, judo, karate and self-defence. Also promotes education. Supplementary school in English and maths for 7-15 year olds.

Offers advice, counselling, information and support to asylum seekers, refugees and migrants particularly in the fields of immigration, welfare rights, housing, health (HIV/AIDS, mental health, tropical diseases), education, training and employment. Swahili mother tongue classes for children aged 7-14. Outings for children and people from…

Alexandra Centre is a new provision in Camden for young people aged 16-25 with profound and multiple learning difficulties or severe learning difficulties, some of whom have complex autism and/or physical difficulties. Each student has an entirely personalised curriculum, based on their needs and the…

We are a national charity for children and young people with autism; our vision is to make the ordinary possible.   Here at Ambitious about Autism we understand the importance training for both staff and parents. We believe through schools, post-16 settings and employment based training we…

Join our Ambitious Youth Network online community The Ambitious Youth Network is an online group where autistic young people can connect and hear about opportunities that may be of interest hosted by Ambitious about Autism. As a member of the network you will: • Be…