All Aboard Club CIC

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We run play sessions across London and Surrey for autistic ADHD and SEND children, where they can build and play with our giant train sets in a safe, understanding and supportive environment.

πŸš‚ Dates for your diary! Our sessions are filling up quickly, so where possible, we recommend booking early. If you need ...
22/04/2026

πŸš‚ Dates for your diary! Our sessions are filling up quickly, so where possible, we recommend booking early. If you need to change a booking nearer the time, just let us know.

πŸ€“β“ Did you know? We list the whole years programme on our booking page so you can plan your calendar and book in advance.

πŸ—“ All our dates, full venue details and how to book can be found here on our new look website! 🌐 https://allaboardclub.com/book/

πŸš‚ We're back in   this weekend at the London Transport Museum depot.πŸ€“β“ Did you know? At our play sessions, the children ...
20/04/2026

πŸš‚ We're back in this weekend at the London Transport Museum depot.

πŸ€“β“ Did you know? At our play sessions, the children are in charge. They can run the trains, build the track, and sort out any problems. It builds their confidence, reduces their anxiety, and allows them to play for hours, while developing their social and communication skills.

πŸ“ Acton, London Transport Museum Depot, Saturday April 25th, 11am
🎟 >> https://buytickets.at/allaboardclub/1350215

πŸš‚ At All Aboard Club, we work hard to make our sessions as welcoming, calm, and accessible as possible for neurodiverse ...
19/04/2026

πŸš‚ At All Aboard Club, we work hard to make our sessions as welcoming, calm, and accessible as possible for neurodiverse children πŸ’™

Here are some of the ways we thoughtfully adapt our sessions to support different needs and sensory preferences:

πŸš… Longer session times
Our sessions last 1.5 hours. This helps remove the pressure to arrive exactly at the start or leave right at the end. Whenever you arrive, there’s plenty of time to settle in and enjoy play at your own pace.

🧹 Gentle transitions to leaving
We invite children to help with tidying up at the end of the session. This gives them a clear signal that the session is finishing and supports a calmer, more predictable transition.

πŸ”‡ No background music or outside stimuli
We keep our space quiet and focused. There’s no background music and no unnecessary sensory input, helping children feel more regulated and comfortable.

πŸŽ₯ Walk-through videos on our website
We know new places can feel overwhelming. That’s why we’ve created walk-through videos of our sessions so children (and parents) can see the space and know what to expect before their first visit.

πŸ›€ Smaller, separate track area
We have a quieter, smaller track set away from the main area. This can be used as a confidence-building space for new children or as a breakaway area if the main track feels overwhelming.

🎧 Ear defenders available
For children who are sensitive to sound, we provide ear defenders so they can enjoy the session more comfortably.

We’re always learning and adapting, and we’re proud to be building a space where every child can feel safe, supported, and excited to play πŸš‚πŸ’›

If you have any questions or suggestions, we’d love to hear from you!

Does your child love the trains at our sessions? You can now bring a little bit of All Aboard Club home with you. Did yo...
18/04/2026

Does your child love the trains at our sessions? You can now bring a little bit of All Aboard Club home with you.

Did you know? We have an online shop on our website where we sell our spares. Don’t worry though, we’ve still got plenty for the sessions!

Head to our shop page to see what's available. >> https://allaboardclub.com/shop/

πŸš‚ We’ve had another super weekend of All Aboard Club sessions.Volunteer Hedley created a very complicated layout at our ...
13/04/2026

πŸš‚ We’ve had another super weekend of All Aboard Club sessions.

Volunteer Hedley created a very complicated layout at our Lewisham session.

πŸ—“ All our dates, full venue details and how to book can be found here on our website!

🌐 https://allaboardclub.com/book/

πŸš‚ We cannot wait to get the trains running again at the weekend!!We'll be back bringing our   train play sessions for  ,...
08/04/2026

πŸš‚ We cannot wait to get the trains running again at the weekend!!

We'll be back bringing our train play sessions for , and kids to and . Our Sutton session is already SOLD OUT but there a few tickets left for Lewisham on Sunday.

⏰ Sessions are filling up quickly. Where possible, we recommend booking early. If you need to change a booking nearer the time, just let us know.

🎟 Tickets & details

πŸ“ Lewisham, Lochaber Hall, Sunday 12th April, 11am
πŸ”— >> https://buytickets.at/allaboardclub/1063724

πŸ“ Sutton, St Nicholas Church Hall, Saturday 9th May, 11am
πŸ”— >> https://buytickets.at/allaboardclub/1063820

πŸš‚ Happy Easter from us all at All Aboard Club. We hope you have a restful long weekend. 🐣🐰
05/04/2026

πŸš‚ Happy Easter from us all at All Aboard Club. We hope you have a restful long weekend. 🐣🐰

πŸš‚ April is World Autism Acceptance Month. A lot of people still call it Autism Awareness Month. It isn't. It's Autism Ac...
04/04/2026

πŸš‚ April is World Autism Acceptance Month. A lot of people still call it Autism Awareness Month. It isn't. It's Autism Acceptance Month, and that difference matters.

πŸ₯° At All Aboard Club, acceptance is not just a word. We run a train-themed play session for neurodivergent children and their families where everything about the session is built around the children who come, not the other way around.

🀩 That means a consistent routine so every visit feels familiar and predictable. It means keeping noise levels manageable and being thoughtful about sensory environment. It means no pressure to perform, socialise in a particular way, or meet anyone else's expectations of how a child should behave. It means parents and carers are in a room with people who get it, without having to explain or justify anything.

πŸš… The trains are a big part of it too. For a lot of our children, trains are a genuine passion, and there's something powerful about a space that takes that seriously.

πŸš‚ Dates for your diary! Our sessions are filling up quickly, so where possible, we recommend booking early. If you need ...
01/04/2026

πŸš‚ Dates for your diary! Our sessions are filling up quickly, so where possible, we recommend booking early. If you need to change a booking nearer the time, just let us know.

πŸ€“β“ Did you know? We list the whole years programme on our booking page so you can plan your calendar and book in advance.

🐣🐰 The Easter holidays have meant that we have a bit of a gap between our next regular session date.

πŸ—“ All our dates, full venue details and how to book can be found here on our new look website! 🌐 https://allaboardclub.com/book/

πŸš‚ The school holidays are a upon us.  For many families that means a welcome break. For neurodivergent children, it can ...
30/03/2026

πŸš‚ The school holidays are a upon us. For many families that means a welcome break. For neurodivergent children, it can mean something harder: a change in routine.

🧠 Routine is how many neurodivergent children make sense of the world. Knowing what happens next means they can prepare, regulate, and feel safe. When that predictability disappears, anxiety fills the gap.

πŸ’š At All Aboard Club, we see every week how much consistency matters to children. The same space, the same trains, the same familiar setup.

πŸš‚ You can recreate that at home during the holidays. Lean into what your child already finds calming and familiar. For many neurodivergent children, train play is exactly that. The tracks connect the same way every time. Layouts can be built and rebuilt. There are no surprises.

πŸ›€οΈ That structure and repetition provides comfort when everything else feels uncertain. It gives children something they can control and predict when very little else feels that way.

🏠 You do not need to fill the holidays with new activities or experiences. Sometimes the same trains, the same tracks, and the same familiar play is exactly enough.

🌟 We will see you back at All Aboard Club soon.

πŸš‚ Special interests are often misunderstood. People talk about them like they are problems that need solving or redirect...
26/03/2026

πŸš‚ Special interests are often misunderstood. People talk about them like they are problems that need solving or redirecting. But for autistic people, special interests serve an important purpose.

🧠 In a world that can feel overwhelming and unpredictable, special interests provide comfort, joy, and a sense of control. They are calming. They are reliable. They make sense when other things do not.

πŸ’‘ Special interests also build real skills. Deep knowledge in one area develops focus, memory, problem-solving, and expertise. These are not distractions from learning. They are learning.

✨ At All Aboard Club, we see this every week. Children arrive with a deep love of trains, and that interest becomes the foundation for play, social interaction, and confidence.

❌ Special interests are not obsessions that need fixing. They are strengths that deserve respect and space to grow.

πŸ’š When we honour what children love instead of trying to redirect them, we give them the message that who they are is enough.

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