created by
BELS on behalf of BCIT
published on
18 September 2026
Barnet Children's Integrated Therapies (CIT) have announced their Autumn term Universal Training offer.
We offer courses that are accessible for parents and carers whether or not your child or young person has been referred to the service.
We have a ‘NEW’ Sensory Differences Training Package.
Also note ‘NEW’ sessions –
pre-recorded AAC Videos
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created by
BELS
published on
14 September 2026
Autistic Discovery Journey (ADJ) is a partnership between Barnet Education and Learning Service (BELS) and Aucademy.
ADJ is an online group of 8 sessions for young people living in Barnet aged 13-18 who identify as Autistic (diagnosed or self-identified).
The purposes of the ADJ programme include:
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created by
BELS on behalf of Gro Health
published on
09 September 2026
Gro Health is a free service commissioned by Public Health Barnet providing health and wellbeing support available to schools and 12-19 year olds (up to 25 with SEND) across Barnet.
Our offer combines bespoke school workshops with ongoing community support for families, creating a joined-up approach that promotes healthier lifestyles both within school and beyond.
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created by
BELS on behalf of National Autistic Society
published on
09 September 2026
The National Autistic Society have fully updated their advice and guidance on getting support for autistic children and young people at school.
The new pages explain education support across the UK, with dedicated guidance for each nation, plus advice on working with schools, SENCOs, resolving disagreements, and requesting support.
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Barnet safe and sustainable travel team
published on
07 September 2026
Able To Travel is back this October, and bookings are now open for our free independent travel training sessions. These one-off sessions are designed to help children, young people and adults with additional needs become more confident and safer when travelling independently.
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