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Fun-Filled SEN Activities for Children

Fun-Filled SEN Activities for Children. We have a variety of activities designed to create a safe and engaging experience.

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At Crook Log Leisure Centre, we offer support to Special Educational Needs (SEN) families across the Bexley Borough. We have a variety of activities designed to create a safe and engaging experience.

Our inclusive sessions provide a safe and welcoming space for children to explore and regulate their emotions. They also help develop fine motor skills and enhance sensory processing. Discover our full range of SEN activities and book their next adventure today! We offer a variety of SEN activities including:

  • SEN X-Treme Air giant inflatable adventure for children aged 5 to 12 years.

  • SEN Stay and Play Tots for children aged 0 to 4 years.

  • SEN Gymnastics for children aged 5 to 10 years.

  • SEN Family Swim Fun and Floats Session

SEN Activities in Crook Log - Crook Log Leisure Centre | LeisureCentre.com

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  • Cost: Paid

Location

Crook Log Leisure Centre

Location

Crook Log Leisure Centre
Brampton Road
Bexleyheath
London

DA7 4HH

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Accessibility

  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Hearing loop
  • Accessible toilet

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