To ensure that Spirit’s learning and evidence can continues to inspire meaningful change after Spirit has ended, we have partnered with three Legacy Learning Partners.
Learning Partnership
Loughborough University
We partnered with Loughborough University to explore and build on our changing perceptions of disability evidence. Loughborough’s project involved translating evidence from our archive into a set of principles around changing perceptions of disability, with a wide range of potential applications, including the development of a digital learning resource designed for early years and primary education settings.
Sign up to Loughborough’s flagship Legacy Learning Partnership activity that is ongoing to hear more about ways they are using the evidence and partnership for into the future.
Meaningful and evidence-based innovation
Loughborough focused on innovative uses of Spirit’s Knowledge Bank and creative communication tools that were centred around a shared ambition: to make inclusion real, practical, and transformative. One of Loughborough’s most creative this partnership is In the Spirit Wood, a digital learning resource designed for children aged three to five — and the educators, carers, and organisations who support them.