G2G Communities CIC We make people more employable by making learning more enjoyable Since the lockdown in March, 2020 the Home Education Wales Facebook Page has been providing materials, resources and links for parents/guardians and others to use with children of all ages and abilities. Over 1,000 people follow the page and regularly download and use the resources. Follow and Like Home Education Wales on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/HomeEducationWales.
Dr William Lockitt (Strategic Policy Director, G2G Communities CIC) manages the page and reviews the resources before posting. He Said, ‘we feel it important to provide free services to children, young adults and parents/guardians during the pandemic and beyond’. ‘most resources are flexible and incorporate play in the learning process’.
Dr Lockitt has also written a number of free articles and publications to help people delivering at home, and has been delivering online virtual LEGO® Based Therapy courses. Read and download the free articles and publications on his website at https://WilliamLockitt.co.uk
G2G Communities CIC manages several Facebook Pages to provide a range of support and resources for parents and guardians, see below, like the page to follow and get notified for resources and materials.
- Good 2 Great Communities CIC – https://www.facebook.com/G2GCommunitiesCIC
- LEGO Education North Wales – https://www.facebook.com/LEGONorthWales
- LEGO Based Therapy – https://www.facebook.com/LEGOTherapy
- Learn Through Play – https://www.facebook.com/LearnThroughPlayUK
- Adverse Child Experiences – https://www.facebook.com/AdverseChildhoodExperiences
If you would like further information or to support us, you can contact us.
LEGO® Based Therapy & LEGO® Brick Clubs
Brick clubs were designed to support children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD). We have innovated and created our own brick clubs for all ages, used in a wide range of our workshops and family learning to develop skills such as collaboration, communication, problem solving, innovation and symbolic thinking by learning through play.
Learners are encouraged to work together to build a range of LEGO® models, which helps to develop social skills, compromise and build friendships. Brick clubs are provided for groups, or individually, the goal is to provide an engaging and enjoyable experience, learning and developing skills while having fun.
Read our article about LEGO® Brick Clubs, how they help, goals and why they were created.
LEGO® Brick Clubs
What is a Brick Club? Brick clubs were designed to support children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD). We have innovated and created our own brick clubs for all ages, used in a wide range of our workshops and family learning to develop skills such as collaboration, communication, problem solving, innovation and symbolic thinking by learning …
