This powerpoint guides users through a lesson to help young children understand that people have different needs and how it is right and fair to accommodate them. Ideal for exploring diversity, disability, autism and the paralympics. One of the main characters features Stephen Wiltshire (the human camera) as child. It would be a valuable activity to watch videos of him on youtube . This would help explore that we all have different strengths and weaknesses. This resource was developed by Spectrum Savvy to help build peer relationships and tolerance where autistic learners were being misunderstood in mainstream. If you would like Nicola at Spectrum Savvy to deliver this session or similar to your setting, visit www.spectrumsavvy.co.uk,

This is a simplistic but potentially powerful activity to assess an activity, procedure, environment or resource for accessibility. I have used this lots of times to teach college staff how to make their practice more inclusive without having to be experts on disability. Instructions are included in the download along with: Numerous people / disability cards (cut into individual cards) Red, Amber and Green letters for RAG rating You will also need a hula hoop or similar. Not included! To complete the activity, participants may find it useful to research the common challenges for people with the disabilities provided.