This week we are celebrating Neurodiversity Week.
Neurodiversity means that everyone’s brain works in different ways — and that’s a good thing!
Some people might learn differently, think differently, move differently, or experience the world differently. This can include people with things like autism, ADHD, dyslexia, or other ways of thinking and learning.
At our school, we believe that everyone belongs, and everyone has strengths.
Some people might be:
- amazing problem solvers
- super creative
- great at noticing details
- kind and thoughtful friends
We want everyone to think about how we can be more inclusive.
That means:
- being kind
- being patient
- including others
- and accepting people for who they are
“We don’t all think the same — and that’s what makes us awesome.”
So let’s all try to:
- notice the strengths in others
- include everyone in games and learning
and celebrate what makes each of us unique