'Great training!!! Very activity based and kept it interesting - didn't seem like training at all - but in a good way!'
'Loved the activities. Although fun, they had an underlying message. It was fun and the time flew by!'
'Was a fun session that really made us aware of some major issues surrounding inclusion'
'I’m going to think about the Golden Eggs'
Aims of the workshop
- To explore the importance of inclusion
- Define the difference between inclusion and integration
- Raise awareness of the barriers to inclusion for disabled children and young people and consider what can be done to break down the barriers
- Discuss and share experiences of inclusive practice
And of course to have FUN!
Who should attend?
- Those who work directly with children and young people, disabled or non-disabled in a variety of leisure settings including holiday play schemes, leisure centres, uniformed groups, sports, art and youth clubs
- Professionals who work with disabled children and young people and their families
- Anyone in the private, public and voluntary sectors who have a vested interest in learning more about inclusion.
The workshop is 3 hours with a maximum of 25 participants.
We also deliver OCN (Open College Network) accredited Inclusion Awareness Training, which is 6 hours in duration with a maximum of 20 participants.
To book:
If you feel that your organisation, company or group could benefit from a greater awareness of inclusion or would like to make your practice more inclusive to disabled children and young people then our training is just what you need!
If you wish to find out more or want us to organise a workshop or training session for you then please click here to contact us to discuss your needs or call us on 01473 839240.
