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Earth Care, People Care and Fair Share in Education. The children in permaculture
Authors: Lusi Alderslowe, Gaye Amus, Didi A. Devapriya
Project outcomes
Child-to-child peer support model 
Authors: Joana Alexandre
Contributions: Aproximar; Hand in Hand Foundation
How to include children with special educational needs and disabilities
​posted by British Council
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Yard4All Organic Garden Maintenance Manual
Developed by: Agrupamento de Escolas D. Carlos I and Quinta dos 7 Nomes - Cooperativa Ecológica by Isabel Castanheira
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Schools Must Ensure That Moving Online Won't Disadvantage Children With Special Needs
Authors: Nikhita Jindal and Shreya Urvashi​
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The Yard4All project continues in DEFOIN with the activity of the students of Colomera in the school garden. Especially, the students are currently immersed in the care of the bean plantation in which they have been working during all these months with their classmates and teachers, hoping that in the coming months they can reap the fruits of this harvest. However, although there is still a long way to go, the students are enjoying and learning from all the stages of this activity. [Read more]

“In this article, I will try to sequence from the preparation of the garden, to the current state of our plantation of broad beans and the future actions that must be carried out to conclude with the harvest."
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At the end of October we cleared the part of the garden where we decided to place the allotment for the plantation of broad beans. [Read more]
Yard4All for all

Through this document, we present the project objectives and outcomes, with all the included activities in Romanian, official language of 2 of our partners. 
How to Teach Children about Disability?
Teach Children about Inclusion for Disabled people
Under the coordination of Kelenvölgyi Primary School, Hungary, Yard4All designed a guideline that aim to increase the social inclusion among children with disabilities, especially in school environment. This is a tool for teachers that desire to enrich their methods regarding teaching children about social inclusion with a focus on disabled children. 
Yard4All Raising awareness of disability issues amongst childcare and education professionals
How Experiences on the ground. 
Community of Practice 
During the latest Community of Practice, from June 2021, the partners collected a series of information regarding inclusion for people with disabilities among students and designed a booklet that outline the necessity of raising awareness about this topic. Moreover, they studied with the same focus the difference approaches in Eastern Europe and provided a toolkit for teachers about methods through which they can teach inclusion in school. 
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Yard4All Organic Garden Maintenance Manual
How to set-up an inclusive school vegetable garden
The 1st Short-term joint staff training was organized by AGRUPAMENTO DE ESCOLAS D. CARLOS I in a blended format (October, 2020), where some of the participants met at the local level, in Portugal, and the rest of the participants together with the trainers from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology joined online.
​One of the learning outcomes of this activity is the Organic Garden Maintenance Manual that you can consult below.

Child-to-child peer support model ​
The Child-to-child peer support model will be a one-to-one delivery program, who will encourage collaboration of children with SEN to neurotypical children, and it will address awareness sessions on issues as emotional competences as self-esteem, confidence, emotional health and well-being of ALL CHILDREN, often in a ‘within school’ context.
The document includes: Peer support models, Key lessons learned from the evidence, School-based activities focusing on disability, A literature review on children with SEN.
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