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Talking Additional Needs and Psychology (TAP) parent/carer support groups

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Dear Parents, Please see attached flyer with information on the Talking Additional Needs and Psychology (TAP) parent/carer support groups that will be taking place again this year, led by the Havering Educational Psychology Service. Further information is also available here: https://familyserviceshub.havering.gov.uk/kb5/havering/directory/service.page?id=cjngJAxX6tM&localofferchannel=0

Please find attached a flyer about our new “Supporting Your Child to be School Ready” project on Tuesday 7th July at Scargill Community Hub in Rainham.

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Children's Centre offer

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Please see the below from St Kilda's and Havering Children's Centres. They offer stay and play groups for younger children as well as a range of Parenting and supportive classes and groups.

Parent Carer Primary Workshops June July 2026

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HEST Upcoming Parent Events

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This month we will be welcoming two professionals from the SEND Education Support Service (ESS). The SEND Education Support Service (SEND ESS) is a multi-disciplinary team consisting of Advisory Teachers, Advisors, Counsellors, Specialist Assistants and Officers. All come from a range of backgrounds, all of whom have relevant experience supporting children with SEND and are specialists in their field. Please note your child must be attending a Havering school to be able to join. Unfortunately, these events are for parents only and we are unable to accommodate for children, however we welcome mothers who need to bring a baby under 3 Months old.

Workshop for parents and carers of children with communication and interaction differences who are preparing for secondary school.

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Parent Intimate Care & Toilet Training Online Workshop - Monday 8th June

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Please find information below about an upcoming online workshop for parents, which will be delivered via Microsoft Teams on Monday 8th June at 10:00am. The session will focus on intimate care and toilet training, with a SEND-specific approach. It will include: -Guidance on parents’ expectations of schools in relation to intimate care -Information on policies and toileting care plans -Practical strategies, advice and tips to support children’s toileting needs -The latest toileting guidance for families We are particularly encouraging attendance from parents of children starting school in September, as the workshop will provide helpful preparation for transition into reception, but all are welcome to join.