February

Have a heart month! Students with disabilities deserve inclusion and to develop a sense of belonging with their school community, teachers and peers.

Inclusive Classrooms: Getting StartedLearn the basics about inclusion, characteristics of inclusive classrooms that work, and things you can do to implement inclusion principles right away — including setting up your classroom, creating effective learning groups, and adapting your curriculum.

Setting Up a Disability-Inclusive CurriculumSix strategies for making people with disabilities a part of your students’ diverse learning experiences.

INSCOOL-Inclusion-Week-Activities-Pack-ENG.pdf

The toolkit is user-friendly and can be easily adapted to suit the needs of your students. You can pick it up, and dip in and out depending on how much time you have in your planning. There is a great range of fun, engaging activities which enable children to truly understand the meaning of quite complex terms such as values and diversity. It is an educational resource that tackles big themes in a manageable way.

An animated film that you and your children will love, about how a child's dream will overcome all circumstances.