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Sensory and/or physical needs

Introduce

Early Years settings will need to be inclusive for all children who may be affected by: 

  • Visual Impairment (VI) 
  • Hearing Impairment (HI) 
  • Multi-sensory impairment (MSI) 
  • Sensory processing differences (SPD) 
  • Physical disability (PD) 
  • Including difficulties with fine or gross motor skills. 

Watch Dr Alison Gurney, Educational Psychologist, consider some of the sensory and physical needs that might be encountered: 

Develop

Efrosyni Soumelidis Simms, an Early Years Practitioner discusses how her setting works to promote inclusion with sensory and physical needs.  

Reflect

  • Is your setting ready for children? 
  • Is there anything that could be enhanced?