Inclusive Physical Activity Resources

Now is the time to do some extra research and reading around Inclusive Physical Activity and making it accessible for all. Please find some useful websites and links to help you with future planning.

Please find  below,  just a few resources / websites to support with inclusive physical activity for our children and young people with SEND. Now is a great time to do some extra reading, research and planning!

Activity Alliance - resources to help you work with and engage more young disabled people. There is also a great report on exploring disabled children and young people's experiences and perceptions of being active. http://www.activityalliance.org.uk/how-we-help/resources http://www.activityalliance.org.uk/assets/000/003/370/Activity_Alliance_My_Active_Future_Report_Accessible_PDF_FINAL_original.pdf

British Sign Language  - why not start to learn the basics of sign language? I have started a beginners course recently and I am already starting to use it with schools and at events. Can you set yourself a challenge to learn at least five signs today or finger spell your name? Here is a link to the BSL dictionary: https://www.signbsl.com/sign/sport

https://www.british-sign.co.uk/learn-online-british-sign-language-course/

National Autistic Society - World Autism Awareness Week 2020 is back from 30 March to 5 April - sign up and check out free resources for teachers and also consider paying for an online module - I can highly recommend the Women and Girls with Autism that is £30. I have attached two resources: All About Autism, All About Me & Autism, Sport and Physical Activity.

https://www.autism.org.uk/professionals/teachers.aspx

Topsportsability - code for Bucks is YSTINCLUSION5 - lots of free, awesome inclusive / adapted activities. These may help you in being creative in setting some home learning / physical activity for your students.

https://topsportsability.co.uk/login

I will be creating some fun inclusive challenge short videos and posting on twitter over the coming days - these will all be with adapted equipment from whatever I can find at home, so keep your eyes open for these. Follow us on @SSPSouthBucks Please feel free to share with your colleagues and within your school networks. If I can be of further support, please don't hesitate to contact me.

South Bucks SGO Area

The South Bucks SGO area and Sports Partnership is hosted by Alfriston School. Alfriston School is a special needs girl's school based in Beaconsfield. Alfriston is the Lead Inclusion School for Buckinghamshire and we believe in 'a sporting chance for every child'. We have a comprehensive calendar of School Games Inclusive competitions and festivals throughout the year and work with a number of County and community partners to bring about the best opportunities for staff and pupils in Bucks.

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