Empowering Schools to Embrace Diversity and Disability

Designed to provide interactive training sessions for teachers, school staff, and students aged 8-16 the ‘See Me Not My CP’ schools programme offers a unique perspective on inclusion, helping participants understand disability in a fun, engaging, and practical way.

Choose from a range of training courses/sessions for teachers and staff to build awareness and confidence in supporting disabled students, focusing on inclusivity and reducing stigma.

For students, we offer interactive, age-appropriate sessions that encourage understanding, empathy, and respect.

For Teachers

Disability Awareness

The course will cover key areas including Introduction to disability, models of disability the myths and stereotyping of disabled people, effective communication and top tips, inclusion and barriers faced by disabled people and things to consider when engaging with a person with a disability.

This course will provide you with a bespoke insight into disability, direct from disabled people themselves. You will hear and see what life is like from the deliver and hear the do’s and don’ts from them.

The in-person course includes practical challenges including experiencing vision impairment, using a wheelchair and many other interactive challenges.

Developed for new and existing PE teachers to increase their knowledge, build confidence and develop strategies and opportunities for a disabled pupil to take part in sport.

We cover topics such as what a disability is and its characteristics, correct terminology, top tips for coaching and engaging with disabled people in sport, an introduction to STEP and the sport inclusion spectrum and the structure of para sport in the UK.

This course includes a practical session putting into practice what you have learnt using para sport equipment and disability simulation equipment 

Intended for anyone wanting to understand more about para classification – you will learn why it is important part of para sport, what impairments are included, looking at function verses skill and the possible outcomes for classification. the course looks at the roles of everyone involved and how classification fits into the broader area of coaching.    

If you have a specific topic of disability or sport please contact us and we will see how we can assist you

For Students

Disability Awareness Assemblies

A fun class or school assembly, where the deliverer looks at breaking down the stigma of a disabled person, to identify how the actions of some people can cause issues for people with disabilities.

To introduce Disability Awareness and to provide knowledge and experiences of all the different types of disability, both physical and hidden. This session includes a number of practical activities and classroom based activities.

To provide knowledge and experiences of all the different types of disability both physical and hidden. Breaking down the barriers of disability and providing pupils with practical hands-on experiences.

To provide young people with knowledge and understanding of social inclusion, diversity and discrimination, and what these terms mean. Examining how they play an important part within their community and society.

Providing young people with the understanding so that they can take responsibility for how they look at and treat different people and groups in an ever-changing society. 

A taster session for young people to try a range of different para sports. These include Boccia, New Age Kurling, Seated Volleyball and Goalball.

Creating a More Inclusive Future

Why choose Ability Consultancy?

Flexible Delivery Options

Choose in-person sessions at your school or online workshops to suit your schedule and the needs of your students. Multiple sessions can be requested at a discounted rate.