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Movement for All: Inclusive Physical Activity

Date & time
4 November 2026 | 14.00-16.00

Child engaging with a reflective play space that supports movement and participation

Event format

Attend event in person

Event type

Participatory interactive event

Event topic

Equality, Health and wellbeing

Audience

Children & families, Adults

Academic discipline

Education

Venue

Mill Ford Special School, Rochford Cres, Plymouth PL5 2PY

What's on offer?

Join us for an interactive event featuring movement activities, child-led research displays and group discussions. Attendees will explore different approaches to physical activity, hear about young people's experiences through photographs and creative displays, and share ideas for creating more inclusive and meaningful opportunities for movement and participation.

What's it about?

This event explores how physical activity can support wellbeing, confidence and participation. Through research, activities and discussion, attendees will discover practical ways to create more inclusive and meaningful opportunities for movement in schools and communities.

Who's leading the event?

Dr Katherine Gulliver, Lecturer in Education - Early Childhood Studies at University of Plymouth, Dr Kathrin Paal, Research Fellow at University of Plymouth and Rachel Knight Lozano, Lecturer in Rehabilitation at University of Plymouth

Open to

Families, educators, school staff, physical activity providers and community organisations

Of particular interest to

Families, educators, school staff and community organisations interested in creating more inclusive and meaningful opportunities for children and young people to be active, participate and develop confidence through movement

Event Booking details

For further information, please contact Katherine Gulliver at katherine.gulliver@plymouth.ac.uk

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