What this means for your family
Fit for purpose: what it means for your child
For a child experiencing seizures and self-injurious episodes while awaiting a transplant, educators adapted the environment with cushions and protected spaces, guided by family and medical information. Quiet sensory areas, accessible equipment and flexible group spaces support every child's participation. Our educators observed peers helping interpret the child's communication, reviewed what worked and embedded safer group strategies while preserving belonging, agency and learning. For your family, this means indoor and outdoor spaces are accessible, purposeful and ready to support every child's learning and participation. Come and explore how our spaces and resources are designed for children.
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