About UsAccessibility and Additional Needs Information about Children’s Groups Accessibility and Additional NeedsAccessibility information about our buildings Information about Children’s Groups When coming to Carey Baptist Church for a Sunday Service Carey Baptist Church has children’s groups which meet on a Sunday morning during the church services, and on Friday evenings during term time. Our children’s groups meet in the chapel, Carey Centre, and The Oasis. Most of the groups involve a variety of activities, including some movement, listening, learning and doing. Neurodiversity Our children’s groups are starting to use visual timetables to let everyone know what is happening when. We have some fidgets and sensory toys available in the groups as needed. If something specific is useful for your child, please speak with the additional needs coordinators or the group leaders. Children are also welcome to bring their own small fidget toys. If having ear defenders is helpful, children are welcome to bring some with them. Get in touch If you would like to speak to our additional needs coordinator or group leaders about your child before they join one of the children’s / youth groups, please contact Susanna Clarke or Kathy Hunter. As part of our youth consent forms, we ask parents to share how we can create a more accessible environment for their child, and what strategies are used in other settings to support their child. This helps children to welcomed and integrated into the children’s and youth groups, and enables helpers to know ways to support them. You can access our youth consent forms online. Learn more about our midweek children’s and youth groups and children and youth on Sundays.