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The image invites primary teachers, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech and language therapists and pupils with cerebral palsy in Northern Ireland to participate in a study about inclusive PE. Contact Chloe Leydon on Leydon-c1@ulster.ac.uk if interested.

🚨 Are you the parent/guardian of a Key Stage 2 pupil with CP? 🚨 Are you a Primary Teacher teaching PE to a pupil with CP? 🚨 Are you a Physiotherapist, Occupational Therapist or Speech Therapist who supports teaching PE to pupils with CP? 🔈 Participants in Northern Ireland

Good news all round for my fellow PhD researchers and myself 🥳

@Jodie23_SLT @RCSLT @ParkinsonsUK_NI @OrlaDuffy11 @ktpedlow @ProfessorPlay @RCSLTNI @UlsterHealthSci Well done Jodie 👏

@jeandaly55 Well done Dr. Jean 🙌🏻🥳

Thanks to UU Doctoral College for the lovely trophy and to my wonderful supervisory team for their support💫 @UlsterUniPhD @ktpedlow @McConnellPhysio @jeandaly55 @sineadconnolly

@Jodie23_SLT Well done Jodie, amazing work ✨

Delighted to present my poster at Ulster University PhD Festival and get awarded best research poster for ‘Challenging Inequality and Division’. Excellent networking experience and event✨ #UlsterPhDFest #UBelong @ktpedlow @McConnellPhysio @sineadconnolly @jeandaly55

@MushtaqBilalPhD @sineadconnolly We were thinking of online document and websites which contain inclusive physical education toolkits to support inclusion of students with disabilities. These are usually in PDF form and not in academic articles. Hope this makes sense. This is an example:

@sineadconnolly @MushtaqBilalPhD Thanks Mushtaq. I want to identify and audit all the online resources to support inclusion of students with disabilities in Physical Education. At present, the resources are available online but on multiple different site and platforms, is there an AI tool to identify these?