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Self Assessment - How inclusive is your setting? Activities for All Settings generally want to be fully inclusive, but sometimes are not sure what things need to be considered and may not have had much guidance or information. How inclusive are you now? • Read through the twelve key areas where inclusion needs to be considered • With your staff team discuss and highlight where you currently sit within each area – are you in: How will you become even more inclusive? Identify key changes that you can make quickly and easily and take immediate action • Identify other changes that require greater planning, time and/or resources. Record these actions in a development plan with clear and specific actions, time frames and responsibilities • Agree with your staff when you will next review your progress e.g. 6 months • Share your plan with those accessing your setting “So how easy is it for disabled people to do activities here?” “How do we let all the families know they are welcome?” “I reckon we could do more!” Red Amber Green Super Green

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Sel

f Ass

essm

ent -

How

incl

usiv

e is

you

r set

ting?

Ac

tiv

itie

s f

or

All

Sett

ings

gen

eral

ly w

ant

to b

e fu

lly in

clus

ive,

but

som

etim

es a

re

not

sure

wha

t th

ings

nee

d to

be

cons

ider

ed a

nd m

ay n

ot h

ave

had

muc

h gu

idan

ce o

r in

form

atio

n.

How

incl

usiv

e ar

e yo

u no

w?

• R

ead

thro

ugh

the

twel

ve k

ey a

reas

whe

re in

clus

ion

need

s to

be

cons

ider

ed

• W

ith y

our

staf

f tea

m d

iscus

s an

d hi

ghlig

ht w

here

you

cur

rent

ly

sit

with

in e

ach

area

– a

re y

ou in

: H

ow w

ill y

ou

beco

me

even

mo

re in

clus

ive?

• Id

entif

y ke

y ch

ange

s th

at y

ou c

an m

ake

quic

kly

and

easil

y an

d

take

imm

edia

te a

ctio

n

• I

dent

ify o

ther

cha

nges

tha

t re

quire

gre

ater

pla

nnin

g, tim

e

and/

or r

esou

rces

. Rec

ord

thes

e ac

tions

in a

dev

elop

men

t

plan

with

cle

ar a

nd s

peci

fic a

ctio

ns, t

ime

fram

es a

nd

re

spon

sibilit

ies

• A

gree

with

you

r st

aff w

hen

you

will

next

rev

iew

your

pro

gres

s e.

g. 6

mon

ths

• S

hare

you

r pl

an w

ith t

hose

acc

essin

g

your

set

ting

“S

o how

easy

is it

f

or dis

abled

peo

ple t

o d

o act

ivitie

s here

?”

“H

ow d

o we l

et a

ll

the f

amilie

s kno

w

they

are

welco

me?”

“I

reck

on w

e

could

do m

ore!”

Red

A

mb

er

G

reen

Sup

er G

reen

Sel

f Ass

essm

ent -

How

incl

usiv

e is

you

r set

ting?

D

ate:

Red

Am

ber

Gre

enSu

per G

reen

Inclusion/ Exclusion

Disa

bled y

oung

peop

le ar

e •

activ

ely or

pass

ively

exclu

ded

e.g. p

aren

ts be

ing to

ld tha

t the

activ

ity is

not s

uitab

le

Disa

bled y

oung

peop

le ar

e •

includ

ed, b

ut ac

tivity

not a

dapte

d to

optim

ise in

volve

ment

Need

s of d

isable

d you

ng pe

ople

•no

t ade

quate

ly co

nside

red a

nd

plann

ed fo

r

Disa

bled y

oung

peop

le ar

e inc

luded

and

•ac

tivity

adap

ted, w

here

requ

ired,

to op

timise

inv

olvem

ent

Need

s of d

isable

d you

ng pe

ople

cons

idere

d •

and p

lanne

d for

Pro a

ctive

appr

oach

to in

cludin

g disa

bled

•yo

ung p

eople

by al

l staf

fEf

fectiv

e inc

lusion

plan

s in p

lace a

nd in

regu

lar

•us

e by a

ll staf

f

Policies & Procedures

No re

cogn

ition o

f inclu

sion i

n •

polic

ies or

proc

edur

esRe

cogn

ition o

f inclu

sion p

olicie

s •

in pla

ce bu

t no e

viden

ce of

im

pleme

ntatio

n

All s

taff a

ware

of an

d imp

lemen

t inclu

sion i

n all

•po

licies

Staff

contr

ibute

to re

viewi

ng an

d up-

datin

g •

inclus

ion po

licies

All s

taff a

ware

of an

d acti

vely

imple

ment

•inc

lusion

in al

l poli

cies

Staff

, par

ents

and d

isable

d you

ng pe

ople

•co

ntribu

te to

revie

wing

and u

pdati

ng in

clusio

n po

licies

Safeguarding

Safeg

uard

ing or

child

prote

ction

polic

ies no

t in pl

ace o

r up t

o date

Staff

unaw

are o

f pro

cedu

res o

r •

proto

cols

CR

B ch

ecks

not d

one f

or an

y or

•ma

ny st

aff

Safeg

uard

ing an

d chil

d •

prote

ction

polic

ies in

plac

e, bu

t no

t univ

ersa

lly ad

here

d to

Incon

sisten

t staf

f awa

rene

ss of

proc

edur

es an

d pro

tocols

CRB

chec

ks ar

e com

pleted

for

•so

me st

aff

Safeg

uard

ing an

d chil

d pro

tectio

n poli

cies i

n •

place

, adh

ered

to an

d reg

ularly

upda

tedSt

aff aw

are o

f pro

cedu

res a

nd pr

otoco

ls•

CRB

chec

ks ar

e com

pleted

for a

ll staf

f•

Mana

geme

nt mi

ndful

of sa

fer re

cruitin

g •

legisl

ation

Settin

g com

mitte

d to k

eepin

g you

ng pe

ople

•sa

fe

Safeg

uard

ing an

d chil

d pro

tectio

n poli

cies

•in

place

, acti

vely

adhe

red t

o and

regu

larly

upda

tedSt

aff aw

are a

nd ad

here

to pr

oced

ures

and

•pr

otoco

lsCR

B ch

ecks

are c

omple

ted fo

r all s

taff a

nd ar

e •

regu

larly

upda

tedAl

l staf

f mind

ful of

safer

recru

iting l

egisl

ation

•Se

tting a

nd al

l staf

f are

comm

itted t

o kee

ping

•yo

ung p

eople

safe

Risk Management

No re

cogn

ition o

f inclu

sion

•as

pects

in ris

k ass

essm

ents

Staff

cons

ider w

ays t

o wor

k •

with

disab

led yo

ung p

eople

wi

th sp

ecific

indiv

idual

need

s on

arriv

al an

d man

age r

isks

acco

rding

ly

Prior

to ar

rival

risk a

sses

smen

ts ar

e disc

usse

d •

with

the di

sable

d you

ng pe

ople

and t

heir

pare

nts an

d are

man

aged

acco

rding

ly

Dyna

mic i

ndivi

dual

risk a

sses

smen

ts ar

e don

e •

for hi

gh ris

k use

rs pr

ior to

arriv

alSt

anda

rd ris

k ass

essm

ents

includ

e spe

cifics

of wo

rking

with

peop

le bo

th wi

th ph

ysica

l and

lea

rning

diffic

ulties

St

rateg

ies ar

e rec

orde

d for

man

aging

grou

ps

•wi

th ch

allen

ging b

ehav

iour

R

edA

mbe

rG

reen

Supe

r Gre

enWheelchair

AccessibilityNo

acce

ss to

build

ing or

surro

undin

g/outs

ide ar

eas f

or

whee

lchair

user

sNo

acce

ssibl

e toil

ets av

ailab

le•

Limite

d acc

ess t

o buil

ding o

r •

surro

undin

g/outs

ide ar

eas f

or

whee

lchair

user

sRo

om la

youts

restr

ict

•ma

noeu

vrabil

ityAc

cess

ible t

oilet

is av

ailab

le•

Some

door

s can

be op

ened

indep

ende

ntly b

y whe

elcha

ir us

ers

Good

acce

ss to

build

ing or

surro

undin

g/outs

ide

•ar

ea fo

r whe

elcha

ir use

rsRo

om la

youts

prov

ide re

ason

able

to go

od

•ma

noeu

vrabil

ityAc

cess

ible t

oilets

are a

vaila

ble•

Most

door

s can

be op

ened

inde

pend

ently

by

•wh

eelch

air us

ers

All a

reas

are f

ully e

asily

acce

ssibl

e for

whee

lchair

user

sRo

om la

youts

prov

ide ex

celle

nt •

mano

euvra

bility

Acce

ssibl

e toil

ets w

ith ch

angin

g tab

les an

d •

hoist

s are

avail

able

All d

oors

can b

e ope

ned i

ndep

ende

ntly b

y •

whee

lchair

user

s

General accessibility

Envir

onme

nt no

t suit

able

for

•ph

ysica

l and

sens

ory d

ifficu

lties

(e.g.

no ra

mps,

signa

ge,

induc

tion l

oops

)

Some

disa

bled y

oung

peop

le’s

•sp

ecific

phys

ical a

nd se

nsor

y ne

eds a

re m

et

Most

disab

led yo

ung p

eople

s spe

cific p

hysic

al •

and s

enso

ry ne

eds a

re m

et Vi

sual

and a

ural

supp

ort a

vaila

ble

All d

isable

d you

ng pe

oples

spec

ific ph

ysica

l •

and s

enso

ry ne

eds a

re m

et So

und a

bsor

bing r

esou

rces,

visua

l and

aura

l •

supp

ort a

vaila

ble

Raise

d lett

er si

gnag

e/Bra

ille th

roug

hout

•fac

ilities

Fully

func

tiona

l hea

ring s

ystem

s in p

lace w

here

appr

opria

te

Marketing

No po

sitive

imag

es of

disa

bled

•pe

ople

withi

n mar

ketin

g ma

terial

sNo

men

tion o

f site

/activ

ity

•ac

cess

ibility

with

in ma

rketin

g ma

terial

s

Limite

d ima

ges o

f disa

bled

•pe

ople

withi

n mar

ketin

g ma

terial

sLim

ited s

ite/ac

tivity

acce

ssibi

lity

•inf

orma

tion i

s inc

luded

with

in ma

rketin

g mate

rials

Marke

ting m

ateria

ls on

ly •

avail

able

in sta

ndar

d pap

er

forma

t

Some

posit

ive im

ages

of di

sable

d peo

ple

•wi

thin m

arke

ting m

ateria

lsSi

te/ac

tivity

acce

ssibi

lity in

forma

tion i

s inc

luded

withi

n mar

ketin

g mate

rials

Marke

ting m

ateria

ls av

ailab

le in

other

form

ats

•if r

eque

sted i

n adv

ance

Conc

essio

ns av

ailab

le (e

.g. ‘C

arer

s go f

ree’

•po

licy)

Many

posit

ive im

ages

of di

sable

d peo

ple w

ithin

•ma

rketin

g mate

rials

Site/

activ

ity ac

cess

ibility

infor

matio

n eas

y to

•fin

d in m

arke

ting m

ateria

ls Ma

rketin

g mate

rials

are p

rese

nted i

n an

•ac

cess

ible,

easy

to un

derst

and w

ay

Marke

ting m

ateria

ls re

adily

avail

able

in oth

er

•for

mats

Conc

essio

ns ac

tively

prom

oted (

e.g. ‘C

arer

s •

go fr

ee’ p

olicy

)

Community/ Partnership Working

No w

ork w

ith ou

tside

agen

cies

•(e

.g. sc

hools

and s

uppo

rt wo

rkers)

Infre

quen

t wor

king w

ith ou

tside

agen

cies;

only

when

requ

ested

by

custo

mer o

r age

ncy

Regu

larly

worki

ng w

ith ou

tside

agen

cies t

o •

supp

ort s

taff a

nd de

velop

their

skills

as an

d wh

en re

quire

d

Regu

larly

worki

ng w

ith m

any o

utside

agen

cies

•to

supp

ort s

taff a

nd de

velop

their

skills

in a

proa

ctive

man

ner

Empo

wers

staff t

o sha

re th

eir sk

ills an

d •

know

ledge

with

othe

rsSi

gnpo

st pa

rents

to ou

tside

agen

cies

R

edA

mbe

rG

reen

Supe

r Gre

enParticipation

Set

ting

does

not

see

k or

take

reco

rd o

f fee

dbac

k fro

m

disa

bled

you

ng p

eopl

e or

pa

rent

s Fe

edba

ck th

at is

pro

vide

d •

has

no in

fluen

ce o

n pr

actic

e or

pol

icy

Set

ting

does

not

liai

se w

ith

•di

sabl

ed y

oung

peo

ple

or

pare

nts

Set

ting

take

s fe

edba

ck fr

om

•di

sabl

ed y

oung

peo

ple

and

pare

nts

whe

n it

is o

ffere

dTh

ere

is n

o or

gani

sed

•pr

oces

s fo

r col

lect

ion

of

feed

back

Feed

back

is u

sed

to in

fluen

ce

•se

lect

ed e

lem

ents

of p

ract

ice

Som

e co

mm

unic

atio

n (b

oth

•fo

rmal

ly a

nd in

form

ally

) with

di

sabl

ed y

oung

peo

ple

and

pare

nts

to id

entif

y in

divi

dual

ne

eds

Set

ting

enco

urag

es d

isab

led

youn

g •

peop

le a

nd p

aren

ts to

pro

vide

feed

back

an

d co

nsul

t on

all a

spec

ts o

f pro

visi

onTh

ere

is a

n or

gani

sed

proc

ess

for

•co

llect

ion

Feed

back

is u

sed

frequ

ently

to a

dapt

prac

tice

and

polic

y as

requ

ired

Reg

ular

com

mun

icat

ion

with

dis

able

d •

youn

g pe

ople

and

par

ents

to s

hare

in

form

atio

n an

d to

join

tly p

lan

for t

he

need

s of

the

youn

g pe

rson

(met

hods

in

clud

e bo

th fo

rmal

and

info

rmal

co

nver

satio

ns)

Dis

able

d yo

ung

peop

le a

nd p

aren

ts a

re

•in

volv

ed in

all

aspe

cts

of th

e de

sign

, as

sess

men

t and

eva

luat

ion

of p

ract

ice,

de

liver

y an

d po

licy

Feed

back

is s

ough

t via

a w

ide

rang

e of

crea

tive

and

incl

usiv

e co

nsul

tatio

ns a

nd is

pu

blis

hed

in a

ll ap

prop

riate

met

hods

Feed

back

is c

onst

antly

use

d to

ada

pt

•pr

actic

e an

d po

licy

Pro

-act

ivel

y in

volv

ing

disa

bled

you

ng

•pe

ople

and

par

ents

thro

ugh

regu

lar

com

mun

icat

ion

(e.g

. hom

e vi

sits

and

su

ppor

t gro

ups)

Staff Training/ Approachability

Sta

ff re

ceiv

e no

dis

abili

ty

•aw

aren

ess

train

ing

Som

e st

aff r

ecei

ve d

isab

ility

awar

enes

s tra

inin

gS

taff

gene

rally

dis

play

a

•po

sitiv

e at

titud

e to

war

ds

incl

usio

n

All

staf

f rec

eive

dis

abili

ty a

war

enes

s •

train

ing

Sta

ff ar

e fri

endl

y an

d ap

proa

chab

le a

nd

•w

ork

tow

ards

find

ing

posi

tive

solu

tions

for

ever

yone

to e

nsur

e in

volv

emen

t

Spe

cific

trai

ning

offe

red

to s

taff

whi

ch

•in

clud

es c

ondi

tion

spec

ific

train

ing

to

mee

t the

indi

vidu

al n

eeds

of

the

peop

le

atte

ndin

gS

taff

are

frien

dly

and

appr

oach

able

and

wor

k to

war

ds fi

ndin

g po

sitiv

e so

lutio

ns

befo

re is

sues

aris

eA

ll st

aff a

re re

gula

rly tr

aine

d an

d •

certi

ficat

es a

re k

ept u

p to

dat

e

Communication/ Visual Support

No

evid

ence

of v

isua

l sup

port

•av

aila

ble

(e.g

. pic

ture

cue

s,

mak

aton

, use

of p

rops

)

Inco

nsis

tent

use

of v

isua

l •

supp

ort,

used

onl

y as

a

reso

urce

for i

ndiv

idua

l you

ng

peop

leS

taff

have

lim

ited

awar

enes

s •

of a

ltern

ativ

e co

mm

unic

atio

n sy

stem

s av

aila

ble

Con

sist

ent,

clea

rly la

belle

d an

d w

ell

•pr

esen

ted

use

of v

isua

l sup

port

Mak

aton

ava

ilabl

e an

d us

ed d

urin

g •

sess

ions

Sta

ff ha

ve g

ood

know

ledg

e of

alte

rnat

ive

•co

mm

unic

atio

n sy

stem

s av

aila

ble.

Ran

ge o

f vis

ual s

uppo

rt in

pla

ce (v

arie

ty

•of

vis

ual a

ids

reso

urce

s av

aila

ble

and

used

)E

vide

nce

of s

igni

ng e

nviro

nmen

t•

Sta

ff ha

ve e

xcel

lent

kno

wle

dge

of

•al

tern

ativ

e co

mm

unic

atio

n sy

stem

s av

aila

ble.

Env

ironm

ent a

dapt

ed to

sui

t chi

ld’s

nee

ds

•e.

g. lo

w d

istra

ctio

n ar

ea.

Autism/Asperger’s Awareness

No

awar

enes

s or

unde

rsta

ndin

g of

you

ng

peop

le w

ith a

utis

tic s

pect

rum

di

sord

er (A

SD

)

Sta

ff ha

ve s

ome

awar

enes

s •

of A

SD

Som

e st

aff h

ave

rece

ived

AS

D a

war

enes

s •

train

ing

Sta

ff us

e a

varie

ty o

f app

roac

hes

to m

eet

•th

e ne

eds

of y

oung

peo

ple

with

AS

DC

onsi

dera

tion

give

n pr

ior t

o se

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