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Autism acceptance month is coming to an end, however as a society and college we pledge to be inclusive all day, every day…
Recently, Highlands College has induced a ‘Quiet session’Â to several events, for example the careers and freshers fayre. This has made a positive impact to our neurodiverse community, ensuring participation and enjoyment is experienced.
Below, is a list of local organisations that have made similar adaptations to reduce barriers, such as producing autism-friendly hours, activities and services. Check them out…
Les Quennevais Centre holds autism friendly swimming sessions twice a week; Fridays between 11:30 and and 12:30 pm and Sundays between 4:00 pm and 5:00 pm.
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Have subtle changes to the cinema environment that means people who have sensory differences may have a more positive experience than they would in a traditional cinema setting.
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Monday from 3 pm until 5 pm and every Saturday from 5 pm until 7 pm, for a quieter shopping experience. We offer a more sensory-friendly shopping experience where we will be dimming the lights, turning down the music and keeping noises to a minimum to create a gentler, more leisurely shop for all.
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Enable individuals with physical, neurological & mental health challenges to access the ocean in a safe way, to participate in surf, paddle and flowrider sessions.