

Empowering Neurodiverse Learners for a Brighter Future
Free and subsidised education & wellbeing programmes for people who need them most.
Why We Exist
A One-Stop Hub for ALL Families to Learn, Play & Thrive
Bright Futures 4 All, is a parent & youth-led charity, supporting neurodiverse and disadvantaged children. We provide a range of inclusive education and well-being services, helping all of our service-users to reach their full potential.

Restoring hope in the next generation of SEN(D) children
Our SEN(D) provision was one of South London's 1st free holiday and after-school provisions. It was the only provision that was integrated, allowing SEND and non-SEND children (siblings, relatives and friends) to play and learn together.
How We Support Famlies
From after-school and holiday clubs, a range of therapeutic education & well-being services in our home-schooling hub and Youth Leadership Development programmes, we offer a range of services designed to empower neurodiverse learners & their families.
Cultural Trips

Youth Leadership
These positive programmes are impactful and foster youth potential and contribute to their growth and success. We offer exceptional coaching and mentoring support with:
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networking & social skills
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creative & sporting activities
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academic & vocational improvement
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career & employability skills, knowledge & experience.
How We’re Making a Difference
Our Charitable Objectives

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To provide a community hub that prioritises the 1.7 million pupils in schools (2024), with special educational needs & disability (SEN-D) -(18.4% of UK school pupils), alongside LAC (Looked-After-Children) and UK minority-ethnic children.
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To give access to quality education, training and well-being services, to low-income families, leading to the social-mobility of these families.
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To advance the education and well-being of all children and parents, whilst fostering respect, tolerance and humility towards all people.
Bright Futures & Hillet Trust Newsletters
Our Stories
From the people we have helped
Lawrence was diagnosed with ADHD at age 7. Previous tutors had told me that he stood a very poor chance of getting through the 11+ because he was unsuitable for very challenging work.
The difference this time was that Mrs Bryson was an experienced SENCo and therefore equipped and experienced in spotting neurodivergence, harnessing the strengths of those students and bringing out the best in them.

Mrs. Bryson volunteered her time to accompany me to school open days across Croydon and Surrey. Through research and soul-searching, the decision was made to take up a place at Gravesend Grammar School.
Lawrence is currently in Year 9 and he is going from strength to strength. Lawrence has had the highest grades in Chemistry, was the school’s runner-up in the creative writing competition and has represented the school in hockey and cricket:

“Thank you Mrs Bryson, it all started with you when you saw Lawrence’s potential. I would not change a thing!”

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Read Our Reports/Case Study
In our Reports & Case Studies, you'll gain insights into Bright Futures 4 All's accomplishments. Our report highlights the success of our students, unique curriculum, and our dedicated team of educators and playworkers. We've made great strides in achieving our goal of providing flexible, high-quality services to families across London and the country, and we're proud to share our progress with you.
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We have no political or religious affiliation. Our founding principles are based on British Christian values of promoting an inclusive community setting, where families from diverse cultural, religious and non-religious and ethnic backgrounds are all welcome.
FIND US
Heavers Farm Primary School 58 Dinsdale Gardens, London SE25 6LT
​Tel: 0207 062 7123
Mobile: 07835 878283