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Early Years Young Inclusion The Rio 2016 Paralympic games were the inspiration for this project, which was funded in order for teachers to enter schools and introduce new Paralympic sports to Reception/Key Stage 1 children with learning & physical difficulties and impairments, as well as the use of specialist equipment to help make this more inclusive. The project aimed to develop confidence, self-esteem, coordination and social skills, and in the process helped to train the carers and staff to lead future sessions. This project is INSPIRING and will continue in many of the schools that it started in. Since completion, new schools have also requested it for themselves. We hope to continue it into the next academic year Feedback from ALL schools was extremely positive Areas of promotion: Mental Wellbeing Disability Legacy Physical Activity Skills
7 <strong>School</strong>s engaged 100% Positive feedback Pupils engaged 100% small grants BIG IMPACT
Page 1 and 2: EDUCATION BIG IMPACT SMALL GRANTS
Page 3 and 4: We have received very positive feed
Page 5 and 6: Inclusive and age appropriate Fully
Page 7 and 8: StaffCPD Working in partnership Dis
Page 9 and 10: Active Dance Gymnastics and movemen
Page 11 and 12: 28 ‘new to sport’ girls attende
Page 13 and 14: improvement group showed in body im
Page 15 and 16: Girls Hula Hoop Class This grant-fu
Page 17: 300+ Children attended the festival
Page 21 and 22: Write Dance The funding for this pr
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