Barrieboxen: Husum school brings children closer to life with disabilities

Barrieboxen: Husum school brings children closer to life with disabilities

Husum, Deutschland - In the Husum Pestalozzi School, accessibility is very important! The school in the district of North Frisia has joined the innovative project "barrier -free school", which aims to bring life closer to children and adolescents. An exciting Highlight of the project is the "Barriebox", which is equipped with materials, simulate the movement restrictions. Here the students learn in an exciting way of moving in a wheelchair or dealing with limited griffiness. A real eye-opening experience!

The project spokeswoman Magdalena Drywa emphasizes the importance of this initiative. "The Barriebox helps the students to put themselves in the challenges of children with disabilities," she explains. The concept promotes empathy and understanding - two essential values in our society. But that's not all! The school also offers the opportunity to borrow further boxes that listen to the topics of listening, seeing and autism. All for free! A real win for all students!

a step in the right direction!

The Pestalozzi School shows how important it is to reduce barriers and to raise awareness of the challenges of people with disabilities. With these innovative approaches, not only learning is enriched, but also promoted with respect. The teachers and students are enthusiastic about the possibilities that the "barrier boxes" offer and set a strong sign of inclusion and understanding. Not only knowledge is conveyed here, but also a piece of social responsibility!