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This program and tailored it to run specifically in Prep rooms and Childcare Centres and won the Premier’s Award for Disability Action Week. The Program uses a mix of music, games and activities to discover and explore the themes of disability and diversity. All activities are run and developed with a specific focus on early childhood. This program is designed to allow young students to experience and explore a wide range of disabilities. Instead of just talking about issues like hearing impairment and vision loss, and expecting children to understand and empathise, children can participate in activities that simulate what it is like to live with these disabilities. For example, children will experience physical disabilities through the use of a wheelchair to negotiate an obstacle course in their Centre. After these disabilities are experienced and explored in the simulated form, the students then have small group discussions with the teachers who facilitate questioning and exploration on a personal level for the students. Target audienceChildren between 3-6 years Objectives
StaffingTwo full time registered teachers staff the program and one part time early childhood assistant. Their broad experience and diverse backgrounds bring a depth to the program. Children per sessionWe allow a maximum of twenty four children per session, but it does work best with twenty children. We do request two teachers from the centre participate with the group as well. Session lengthThere are two choices , either a one hour session or a ninety minute session CostEach session costs $150. How to bookChoose three dates that suit your centre and phone 0417 708 945 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it |
