Activity and tip of the week

Disclaimer: Activities with children must always be risk assessed, including for allergies or choking. Children must always have adequate supervision. Resources and materials must always be appropriate for children’s age and stage of development.

Activity: Disability awareness

Activity of the week

Learning about disabilities helps children develop empathy and understanding towards people who are different to them and encourages them to appreciate the diversity of the world we live in.

This activity helps children to develop a respectful and informed perspective on disability.

Learning aims

  • To increase knowledge, awareness and acceptance of people with disabilities
  • Talk about similarities and differences
  • Model positive attitudes about the differences between
    people
  • Recognise and accept each other as individuals.
Activity: Disability awareness

Tips: Developing a disability aware setting

Tip of the week

Creating an inclusive and welcoming environment for children, families and staff with disabilities involves thoughtful planning and a commitment to accessibility and inclusivity.

Here are some top tips to ensure your nursery is inclusive:

Tips: Developing a disability aware setting

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