ladybird01

There is one in Catford on Mondays if that's not too far for you. Not sure what ages etc but it should be for primary kids.

Maybe local library? I suppose it depends what he would like to do in the future. Is his school not able to help him with this?

There is sth like TeachSport in Lewisham for up to 14 years old but not sure up to what age really they have the majority of kids there. Sth like Community Sports could be both Lewisham.and Southwark. It is worth checking xouncil website for info as well.

Does anyone know of Spanish classes in Dulwich area, which are held after school and not on Saturday as we are already busy on Saturday. Also if they are affordable that would be great. Cannot really afford private tuition. Or maybe a Spanish speaker who feels confident to teach would like to do a class for once a week to two children for a reasonable price to last 30-45 minutes?

Can someone enlighten me as I am not really into secondary schools yet. Does this mean that they will open another private secondary leaving the working class parents and their kids in already oversubscribed community secondary schools?

Hi, thanks for all your answers. I see that the size does not matter. I think that my child should be able to find friends and adjust if not at first then with time. Your answers are really helpful.

Any advice pls

What is your experiencw on larger than average primary schools like 600 pupils? It is better resourced than the small local one but is it not too overwhelming for children. Are better facilities like access to music wrap around care and more after school clubs worth it or is it better to go for a smaller school without these?

It seems like it might be something connected with the gut. Have a look at GAPS diet.