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Wandle Heritage Ltd is a group of volunteers registered as a charity and dedicated to the preservation, wildlife conservation and public promotion of the Wandle Valley in the London Boroughs of Merton, Croydon, Sutton and Wandsworth and the surrounding area; and specifically the management and upkeep of one of its major heritage attractions, the historic Wheelhouse with the pottery and working waterwheel at Merton Abbey Mills, which is open to the public every weekend throughout the year.

The museum works to preserve,store and interpret the heritage and history of the industries and people of the River Wandle.

An environmental charity dedicated to the regeneration of the River Wandle. Activities include monthly river clean-ups, educating local children about their environment via its unique "Trout in the Classroom" project and managing regeneration schemes.

The annual Wandle Valley Festival raises awareness and promotes enjoyment of the River Wandle and surrounding areas through ecology, heritage, arts, cycling and walking activities.

Clinical Commissioning Groups will be responsible for commissioning and designing local health services focused on delivering better outcomes and responding to the needs and wishes of patients.

Fridays 7.30 - 9.30pm term time. Open Club for 10-14 year olds; indoor games, tuck-shop. Several grand-parent leaders, also junior leaders (ex-members). Residential weekends for reliable members.

Weekly quiz nights, educational and health seminars, fundraising activities. Planning, discussions on community issues at Taylor Road Centre. Members represent the organisation on various steering groups.

Treetops Base has provision for 25 children aged 5-11 years. Treetops is part of West Wimbledon Primary and our children regularly access mainstream inclusion where appropriate. Treetops delivers an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) friendly curriculum which incorporates life skills and exercise eg swimming and horse riding into their weekly timetable. A speech and language therapist with a specialism in ASD is on site 2 days a week. Staff are trained in Treatment and Education of Autistic and related Communication handicapped CHildren (TEACCH) and Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS). Visits to the base are welcomed and staff do offer some outreach for parents and schools. Volunteers may be accepted to work with the pupils. The school uses the Structure, Positive (approaches and expectations), Empathy, Low arousal, Links (SPELL) framework and it is implicit in our curriculum and classroom management.

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Wimbledon and District Synagogue believe it is extremely important to engage with the local community. They have one of the most active social action groups in the London Jewish community, the school visit team welcomes and educates local school children of all ages about Jewish practices and worship. Other activities include a care group, youth group and a baby and toddler group.

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