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It can be helpful to know in photographic detail about a particular accessory or piece of equipment a child is using, how an arm looks when it is holding a ball or what an inclusive classroom looks like. It is possible to search on the web for images but it can be misleading.

Click on the links below to see photographs illustrating the topic areas. There is more written detail, and sometimes links behind the image when the photo is clicked to enlarge.

Accessible Environments

Bikes and Trikes

Aids to Communication

Equipment

Libraries

Meal Times

Playgrounds and Games

School and Nursery

 

If you are a parent of a disabled child, a professional working with disabled children or a photographer and you have photographs that we can use for this part of the website please contact us. Every person featured in photos on this website has given written permission.

 

Sourcing Photographs

We do know that organisations would like support in obtaining inclusive photographic images. We are gathering information about this so please Contact us if you have any helpful suggestions that may add to our understanding of how to develop this.

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