SEND in Museums Project
Lucy Ward, Learning Officer, and Lucy Mitchinson, Senior Teaching Assistant, collaborated on the SEND.in.Museums.Project at Brooklands Museum. They created "We're Going for a Race," a sensory story for children with PMLD, along with sensory objects for SEND workshops. The project aims to provide resources tailored for an SEND audience, offer insights into the challenges SEND schools face at museums, and pave the way for future opportunities in inclusive education.
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SEND in Museums Project Brooklands Museum
Who are we? Lucy Ward, Learning Officer at Brooklands Museum Contents Lucy Mitchinson, Senior Teaching Assistant at Walton Leigh School and Visitor Services Assistant at Brooklands Museum
What have we created? We re Going for a Race , a sensory story for children with PMLD A bunch of exciting sensory objects that can be used for a range of SEND workshops A partnership with a local SEND school
What have we gained? A resource that has been made specifically for an SEND audience A template for future workshops Greater knowledge and awareness of the difficulties and barriers SEND schools have to tackle when visiting a museum Opportunities for the future
Were Going To Race Spectral colors and color reproduction Please do ask if you would like to hear the story and explore the objects in the break A Sensory Story for children with PMLD
