The Kingfisher Centre

The Kingfisher Centre is Teddington School's Specialist Resource Provision (SRP), designed to support students with Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs and associated learning needs. Working in partnership with the Local Authority, we provide specialist support for students whose Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) identify SEMH as their primary area of need. The centre has capacity for up to 10 students from Years 7–13.

Our Vision

The Kingfisher Centre aims to: 

• Be an integral part of the school community, providing specialist support within an inclusive mainstream setting. 
• Equip students with the skills, strategies and confidence to manage their needs and achieve success in education and beyond. 
• Promote inclusion, belonging and equitable access to opportunities across all aspects of school life. 
• Support students to develop positive relationships, resilience and independence. 

What We Provide

Students in the Kingfisher Centre benefit from: 

• A nurturing, supportive environment where wellbeing and learning are prioritised. 
• Individualised support and regular assessment to ensure needs are identified and addressed effectively. 
• Strong partnerships between students, families, school staff and external professionals. 
• Access to 90%+ mainstream lessons and wider school experiences. 
• A broad and balanced curriculum that supports both academic progress and personal development. 
• Targeted interventions, including support with emotional regulation, social skills and anxiety management. 
• Opportunities to develop wellbeing through physical, sensory and enrichment activities. 

Through specialist support and high aspirations, The Kingfisher Centre enables students to thrive academically, socially and emotionally while remaining fully connected to the wider school community.