Inclusive Play Panels
Inclusive play panels from our playground play panels range help every child learn about braille, sign language and feelings through everyday play. They spark conversations about difference, communication and wellbeing, and most sit at an accessible height, making school and park playgrounds more welcoming for everyone.
Why it matters
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
They teach braille, sign language and emotions vocabulary through play. The UK Sign Language Panel shows the fingerspelling alphabet with matching hand shapes, braille panels pair braille with printed letters and numbers, and emotions panels help children name and share their feelings.
It is designed for children, teenagers and adults, helping hearing and hard of hearing people learn a shared way to communicate.
Yes. Most are set at an accessible height, so wheelchair users and younger children can reach them easily.
Many playground game panels sit at an accessible height for shared play, and role play panels with low counters let every child take a turn.
Yes. For SEN schools and specialist settings, see our playground communication panels.
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