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Kids in Museums: Welcoming families with special educational needs and disabilities
Read these top tips from Kids in Museums on how your organisation can become more accessible and welcoming to special needs families, created in partnership with Sam Bowen, Special Needs Mum and Museum Development Officer.
Shadow Play-Bridget Riley. Look, copy, make SEND resource
SEN/SEND Resource from University of Cambridge Museums and Botanic Gardens involving Bridget Riley's Op Art.
Kids in Museums
The Kids in Museums resources section.
Safety Checklist for Wheelchair Users
This checklist helps to make your space safe and accessible for wheelchair users.
Meltdown Tracker
Meltdown Tracker helps to make mainstream services more accessible for those who may find accessing mainstream services challenging, because of sensory overload, meltdowns and shutdowns.
Easy arts activities for children
Open Educators has recommended a list of resources for creating low-budget and easy to run arts activities for children.
State of Museum Access 2018
The State of Museum Access 2018 comprises guidance to help museums create or review the information that they provide online for visitors with disabilities.
Special Schools and Museum Toolkit
This toolkit provides museums with practical support to create inclusive and accessible experiences for people with special educational needs and disability (SEND).
