Discover what it was like to travel through the streets of Victorian London on a horse-drawn bus. In this fun, 30-minute, multi-sensory storytelling session led by a specialist facilitator, your learners can travel back in time and explore the joys and challenges of the 1870’s horse bus.

Join us for a relaxed, multi-sensory concert experience. This concert is part of our Imagine Series: a series of afternoon concerts at Wigmore Hall designed for a neurodiverse audience.

Introduction to photography as a creative artform; choose colour and shape as a theme to get young people to look at the world with a camera eye, and a composition perspective; We go on a guided Photowalk of the local area. We then print the photos, and bring them into the classroom.

Musical Games is a vocal improvisation and body percussion project designed to build children’s self-confidence and resilience. It is delivered by two Creative Futures musicians who are respectively also a Speech and Language Therapist and Music Therapist. Participating children will work together to create rhythms, songs, collective movement and sound which will support physiological wellbeing.

Finish This... is ENO's free* nation-wide music making programme for schools. We invite students to step into the role of composer and finish a purposely unfinished piece of operatic music.

English National Opera offers a free membership for Primary, Secondary and SEND students. This includes access to free tickets to our Dress Rehearsals and School Ticket Nights.

Follow one of our two family trails, one for older explorers and one for younger, to take an adventure through the entire building!

Discover amazing armour, encounter a sensory landscape, or explore powerful portraits through free museum visits and outreach sessions for SEND students.

Participatory music performances by musicians to engage children with additional needs.

A free, pre-booked school visit to Serpentine where you and your students can independently explore at your own pace.

An annual, free, open submission exhibition for young artists aged 4–18 years studying in the UK.

Unique workshops for schools and groups with SEND/neurodiverse young people, designed with an Austism specialist teacher