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Posted: 30th July 2026

Triathlon triumph!

Congratulations are in order for both Richard and Alfie George after their herculean efforts at the weekend. Richard and Alfie decided to tackle an Olympic level triathlon to raise money for Sycamore Trust UK and they both completed the course in quite astonishing times. To complete any ...

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Posted: 24th July 2026

EPEC returns in September

As the summer term draws to a close, we’re reflecting on another successful term of our EPEC Being a Parent – Autism programme.   This term, we delivered two 10-week courses: one on Monday evenings and another on Thursday daytime sessions. Throughout the programme, parents came ...

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Posted: 23rd July 2026

Kidspace triumph!

Our second Kidspace event proved just as popular as the first, with all tickets being booked within the first few days! It was wonderful to see so many families looking relaxed, happy, and enjoying every moment of the experience. Creating a space where families can have fun together in a support ...

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Posted: 23rd July 2026

Spark makes it's mark!

SPARK is a brand-new 10-week parent programme from the Sycamore Trust, created to give you the confidence, knowledge and practical strategies to support your child's development every step of the way. Designed for parents and carers living in Barking and Dagenham, the programme is open to famili ...

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Posted: 15th July 2026

Come and join us!

We are looking to recruit a warm, organised and proactive individual to support our Barking & Dagenham Parent/Carer & Toddler Group (Connecting Through Play project) for families with children aged 2-5 years. We need someone to facilitate a welcoming toddler group twice a week, develop a ...

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Posted: 17th June 2026

Simply Red!

Sycamore Trust UK are delighted to announce the launch of a new service for families based in the London Borough of Redbridge. EBSA (Emotionally-Based School Avoidance) is when a child struggles to attend school due to anxiety, emotional distress or overwhelm — not because they don’t ...

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