Parent Area
Welcome to our parent area!
Here we hope you will find everything you may need to support you and your child during their time at Serenity School.
We have lots of opportunities for you to attend our school, such as our academic review days and coffee mornings, where you can meet your child’s teaching team as well as other key members of staff who have a pivotal role in ensuring your child’s excellence from enrolment to graduation.
Please click the links on the right for further information.
Family Days Out in London: Weekend & Holiday Adventures
At Serenity Coulsdon, we encourage families to explore London together—learning, bonding, and discovering through shared experiences. Whether it’s a sunny Saturday or a school holiday, there are plenty of free activities to enjoy across the city.
🎒 Why Family Trips Matter?
Strengthen family connections through shared exploration.
- Reinforce school learning in real-world settings.
- Support sensory and emotional development in relaxed environments.
- Encourage independence and confidence in new spaces.
🌟 Our Top 3 Family Activities Each Month
Each month, we carefully select three standout activities that are:
- Free of charge
- Accessible for SEND families
- Seasonally themed and culturally relevant
👉 Click here to explore this month’s top 3 family activities
🚍 Getting There: Free & Affordable Transport Tips
- Zip Oyster Card – Free travel for children under 11 on buses and trams.
- Family Travelcards – Discounted group travel on weekends.
- SEND Travel Assistance – Apply via your local council for eligible support.
- Walking Routes – Many attractions are close together—perfect for scenic strolls.
🧠 Preparing for the Day
Help your child feel confident and excited:
- Use visual schedules or social stories to explain the day.
- Pack sensory aids (e.g. headphones, fidget toys).
- Practice travel routines like ticket tapping or escalator use.
- Bring snacks, water, and comfort items.
💬 After the Trip: Keep the Learning Going
- Ask questions like: “What did you see?” or “How did it make you feel?”
- Create a memory book or photo collage.
- Link the experience to school topics or home learning.
