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Your donation supports expanding the range of resources we can offer to schools and their deployment to every school.

Equip your child's school with tools for real understanding.

As parents, we want our children to grow up in inclusive environments where sensitive subjects are handled with care, honesty, and empathy.

Our learning packs give teachers authentic visual tools to guide meaningful classroom discussions on disability awareness, mental wellbeing, inclusion, and recovery.

How these packs benefit your child

Encourages open conversations

Helps children process complex real-world topics in a safe, guided setting.

Builds genuine empathy

Uses authentic, real-life imagery instead of outdated stereotypes to foster kindness and understanding.

Supports wellbeing

Normalises discussions around mental health and lived experiences, helping children feel seen and supported.

Creates a Safer School Culture

Helps reduce bullying and bias by teaching children to celebrate differences rather than fear them.

“There was nothing like this when Corinne started school 30 years ago and there is still nothing like this – this gives others the opportunity to learn about Down’s Syndrome and the potential of someone who has the condition. The difference this could make to their experience is immeasurable.”

— Michelle, Mum to Corinne and Founder Trustee RRR

Really Real Resources in your child’s school

Use the email template below and send this directly to your school. You can use the button below to open the email template directly within your email app, or copy and paste the text below into your email manually. Please adjust the text to suit your own name and personal contact details, including the headteachers name.

SUBJECT: Introducing inclusive photography learning packs for [School / Class Name]

Dear [Headteacher / SENCO / Teacher Name],

I hope this email finds you well.

As a parent at [School Name], I am writing to share a wonderful educational resource that I believe would make a valuable addition to our school’s curriculum, art programmes, or PSHE/inclusion activities.

I recently came across a charity initiative that produces specialised Photography Learning Packs. These learning packs are designed alongside real people navigating disabilities and recovery journeys from substance use. They offer students a creative, accessible medium to express themselves while gently building empathy, visual literacy, and awareness of lived disability experiences.

Key benefits of these packs for schools include:

• Accessible Learning for All Abilities: Photography removes barriers for students who may struggle with traditional written tasks, including neurodivergent children.
• Promotes Genuine Inclusion & Empathy: Uses authentic visual stories created by real people to encourage compassion and break down stigmas.
• Supports PSHE & Art Curriculums: Ready-to-use materials that align with emotional wellbeing, diversity, and community education goals.

You can find full details and sample pack information directly on their website here: [Insert Charity Website Link].

I would love to see our school explore bringing these creative toolkits into the classroom or running a project with them. Thank you very much for your time and for all you do to foster an inclusive environment for our children.

Warm regards,
[Your Name]
Parent of [Child’s Name] in [Year Group / Class]
[Your Contact Details]