Scope has worked with teachers to adapt the award-winning Mindful Monsters activities for the classroom so children can learn mindfulness activities in a fun and interactive way. Sign up at mindfulmonsters.co.uk/schools to get free and exclusive content and instructions on how to plan a Mindful Monsters Week. You’ll get activity cards, lesson plans, stories, posters and more…

It is a simple and practical guide to help people communicate with a non-verbal child. It contains personal information about the child’s needs, such as their medical condition, likes and dislikes and so on. The child owns the passport, not the parents or professionals.

A sleep diary can help parents understand a child’s sleep problems and identify areas of inconsistency and areas to praise.

Speaking for Ourselves podcast on disabled customers, from the oral history of people with cerebral palsy produced by the disability charity Scope. Disabled people in the UK represent a market worth £80 billion a year and yet they are not always treated as valuable customers.

In this film, we ask prominent disabled people from the disability community what is the social model of disability, and why is it important to them? The social model of disability says that disability is caused by the way society is organised, rather than by a person’s impairment or difference. It looks at ways of removing barriers that restrict life choices for disabled people. When barriers are removed, disabled people can be independent and equal in society, with choice and control over their own lives.

UK disability charity Scope’s Speaking for Ourselves disability teaching pack.

This booklet is to help you and your disabled child transfer confidently into the next stage of education. You can fill it in as much or as little as you like and there are spaces to add information about your child’s needs. We hope that this helps you and your child to get needs identified and met and that the transfer to the next stage of education is smooth and successful.

Illustrated early years pdf storybook from the UK disability charity Scope showing how tube-feeding doesn't stop young disabled children having fun.

This illustrated pdf storybook helps explain cerebral palsy to young children and how messages in a child’s brain can sometimes get “stuck in traffic”.

UK disability charity Scope's In the Picture campaign raises awareness of the need to include disabled children in the books they read. If you are looking for picture books that feature disabled characters, why not check out our list?

Part of Scope’s Speaking for Ourselves teaching pack, this 15-minute video shows people with cerebral palsy talking about their lives in 20th century.

Part of Scope’s Speaking for Ourselves disability teaching pack, this timeline depicts significant landmarks for disabled people’s history in the 20th century.

Celine’s New Splints is a story that helps parents explain to children about wearing leg splints and helps young disabled children feel better about them.