School Direct TraineeTwilight

Inclusive PE

Jeni JohnsonBen Horbury

Labels

Physical Activity, Sport and disabled peopleAdapted physical activity

Disability sport

Inclusive physical activity and sport

Bringing disabled and non-disabled people together in sport.

Providing a platform for understanding and cooperation.

Creating meaningful interactions and opportunities for social cohesion.

Principles of inclusion

A social approach to inclusion

A wide interpretation

Creating an inclusive environment

Models of inclusion

Practical application of the social environment group

The inclusion spectrum

STEP

What is it?

A structure for inclusion

A flexible tool for use with a range of activities

A continuum of participation

A social-environmental approach

Open – everyone can play

Same activity without adaption or modification

Warm up / cool down

inclusive games – everybody's contribution counts.

Modified

Same activity but changes in rules, space and equipment to promote inclusion.

Adjust the space

Change the tasks

Change equipment

SPACE

TASK

EQUIPMENT

PEOPLE

Parallel activity

Grouped according to ability

Version of a game (Standing or seated)

Small sided activities

Alternate

An individual or group so a purposefully planned activity

Individual practice for specific skills

NOT most of the time

In a school physio is not PE

Disability sport

Reverse integration

Boccia

Goalball

Sitting volleyball