Neurodiverse Activities

Attractions that George enjoyed, as a neurodiverse individual.

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A brown horse with a flowing mane stands in a grassy field under a cloudy sky.

Pony Riding with Aiming High

One of George's favourite Aiming High for Disabled Children activities is pony riding.

By Sue 14 Sep 2018

A display of vintage toys on a pedestal, including Hamble, Jemima, Humpty, and Big Ted and Little Ted, set against a playhouse backdrop. They were on the preschool TV programme Playschool.

Accessible Attractions

Science and Media Museum

Reliving some childhood memories at the Science and Media Museum in Bradford.

By Sue 07 Sep 2018

A serene lake surrounded by lush green trees and reeds, framed by leafy branches in the foreground, under a partly cloudy sky.

Accessible Attractions

Accessible Cycling

We tried out the accessible bikes available to hire from Green Door at Westport Lake in Stoke-on-Trent.

By Sue 31 Aug 2018

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Special Needs Adventure Family

George has ASD, EDS and dyspraxia. John is totally blind, partially deaf and asthmatic. Sue is our driver and trip organiser. These are our adventures…