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5 ways to improve SEND provision in mainstream schools

Following the Green Paper on SEND and Alternative Provision Plans in 2023, it has been highlighted that mainstream SEND provision...

Two young boys in school uniforms play noughts and crosses on an outdoor interactive board with rotating blocks, fostering social development as they engage with X and O symbols.
Seven inclusive play activities to promote sharing and turn taking

Sharing and turn taking seem like basic skills, just part and parcel of growing up, right? But, for some children...

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Inclusive play or children with Spina Bifida & Hydrocephalus

Teachers and school staff do their very best to support children across all 4 broad areas of need to achieve...

A young girl in a blue outfit holds onto a yellow and green play structure at a playground, smiling with her eyes closed. Grass, wood chippings, and other playground features are visible.
Who Wins? The top 10 inclusive playground equipment

Creating an inclusive playground is a top priority; for many, it is the highlight of the school day. When designing...

Children walk and balance on a wooden playground obstacle course with ropes in an outdoor grassy area, as part of an inclusive playground audit.
Inclusive playground audit for schools: How do you measure up?

Time on the playground is often the favourite part of the school day for many children. Engaging in outdoor play...

Three children in a playground, two on a roundabout swing and one standing nearby, enjoying sensory circuit ideas amidst grassy areas and buildings in the background.
Sensory circuit ideas for schools: Outdoor edition

Sensory circuits help regulate children, giving them the sensory feedback they seek. When crisis is bubbling, taking time out to...

Three children, one in a wheelchair, use an accessible roundabout on a playground while two adults supervise nearby—an inclusive space that complements ideas like how to create a sensory garden in your school.
How to create a sensory garden in your school

The term sensory garden is now commonplace in schools, but what does it really mean? Sensory processing needs are different...

Four young children in yellow jumpers play on a wooden climbing frame and balance beam in an outdoor playground, demonstrating how effective your free-flow play provision in the early years can be for active learning and development.
How Effective is Your Free Flow Play Provision in the Early Years?

How effective is your free flow play provision in the early years? When you see a stick, do you see...

Children in school uniforms play on a wooden climbing frame outdoors, enjoying the benefits of physical play on a sunny day, with green grass and trees in the background.
The Benefits of Physical Play

What are the benefits of physical play in primary school? Picture this, you are a child (primary school age), and...

A young girl wearing a purple coat and paper mask enjoys inclusive play with leaves and pans at an outdoor wooden play kitchen. Another child stands nearby, ready to join the fun.
How To Encourage Inclusive Play at Primary School

What does a truly inclusive playground look like to you? Different opportunities for types of play, outdoor play equipment that...

Children wearing colourful aprons play with water at an outdoor water activity station on a grassy playground, discovering firsthand what are the benefits of EYFS outdoor play through creativity, teamwork, and sensory exploration.
What are the benefits of EYFS outdoor play?

EYFS outdoor play helps to develop so much more than physical strength. It is the vehicle used to build first...

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