SEND sport and leisure services

Children and young people can attend classes where they learn singing, drama, and dance. Classes are a balance between having fun and enjoying performing yet developing the kind of discipline needed for rehearsals and stage work.

Super 1s gives young people with a disability the chance to play regular, competitive cricket. It improves their physical and mental well-being, giving a sense of belonging as they make friends and gain skills for life such as confidence and independence. "Super 1s helps young people realise their potential".

Weekly SEND sessions have been designed to cater exclusively for those with additional needs of all ages, with reduced capacity and user-appropriate sound and lighting, allowing them to bounce along with the support of their carer and have fun.

The Autism Hub service is provided by The Toby Henderson Trust and Autism in Mind.

A producing theatre-arts company run by and for people with learning difficulties and operating in Gateshead and surrounding regions. Groups include the Hip Hop dance crew Ground Breakers.

A specialist activity and leisure facilities for disabled children, young people and their families. Open to families with a child or young person at any stage of their diagnostic journey and whatever their additional needs.

An inclusive theatre school for children and young people that live in the North East of England. Helping children and young people from all different backgrounds, build confidence through the use of performing arts. Classes also held in North Tyneside and Gateshead.

Free flow and full use of the space, with use of the gymnastic and parkour equipment as well as the parkour area. It is a quieter session specifically aimed at children with additional needs. Siblings are welcome. Sessions are pay as you go. No need to pre book just register online.

A service for children and young people who are visually impaired.

A riding school for children and adults with disabilities.