Disability Friendly Openings-University of Cambridge Museums

Address: Various venues across Cambridge City Centre

Overview:

The Disability Friendly Openings are a chance for children with special educational needs and disabilities, who usually find visiting museums overwhelming, and their families, siblings and carers, to explore the Museums at their own pace.

SEN Session: Yes

Noise Level: Low

Staff Awareness: Aware

Parking / Accessibility: There is no visitor parking. Limited Pay and Display and disabled parking is available on Trumpington Street. The nearest car parks are Grand Arcade. There are also Park & Ride options into the centre.

SEN Session:

• Reduced numbers

• Low noise

• Chill out space & sensory den

• See upcoming sessions on their website below

• Visual story available before the session

What to Expect:

During these sessions there is a table set up with a variety of sensory toys that children can chose from to take around the museum with them. The venue turn off any sounds and control the lighting, provide a chill out space, a sensory den, sensory stories, a craft table and a safe, friendly environment for you to explore the museum.

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Official Website:

For the most up-to-date information, including booking and session times, check the venue’s official website.

- Visit the website here.