Events

Has your child recently been diagnosed with ADHD?

Would you like to find out more about ADHD, the treatments available and how best to support your child?

If so, please come along to a series of interactive online workshops, where you will have the opportunity to hear from an expert and ask any questions you may have.

At our Sit and Talk event on 20th March you have the opportunity to meet and talk to Hellen Hayes, MP and Shadow Minister for Children and Early Years as well as Lambeth Councillors. Book your place early, as places are limited

Helen Rutherford, Specialist Sleep Practitioner from The Sleep Charity, will present a session exploring the physiology of sleep, understanding common sleep issues, looking at why children with SEND struggle more than other children, and strategies tailored to support our children in having a peaceful nights rest.

Amy McElhatton, Leading Phonics Consultant, will deliver a virtual session, outlining the basics of phonics, including the relationship between letters and the sounds letters make, the alphabetic code and top tips for supporting your child as they navigate learning a phonics-based approach in the classroom and at home.

We're delighted to share our first virtual conference of 2024, taking place on Wednesday 20 March.

This conference promises to bring you inspirational speakers from The ADHD Foundation, John Lewis and our Group, presenting topics that will celebrate and empower our neurodiverse children and young people.

Taking place between the 18th - 24th March 2024, we'll be hosting 24 live events across the week; all free, virtual and open to everyone!

With over 80 speakers coming together, we're hoping to offer you lots of insights through sharing individuals' lived experiences, as well as the expertise of professionals and advocates working in the field.

We will be joined by representatives from St Giles Trust SOS+ Services, who specialise in addressing the intricate challenges related to child exploitation and gang involvement. Join us for coffee and cake (and some healthy snacks!) and a chat.

Taking place over 11 days at February half-term, the Imagine Children’s Festival is a relaxed festival, including sensory-adapted and Audio Described shows, and non-verbal performances, allowing a more inclusive and welcoming environment for all.


Here's a chance to get the kids out of the house! Gaming! This is set up for children age 6-12 years at the Lambeth Digital Hub.

An early viewing for families who are unable to visit when the Horniman is busy, including children with autism spectrum conditions or neurodiverse families. Includes our exhibition Dinosaur rEvolution as well as several of our main galleries.