It’s not all knitting and Bingo….. Teresa Atkinson Jennifer Bray

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It’s not all knitting and Bingo….. Teresa Atkinson Jennifer Bray Prime Minister’s Challenge on Dementia Intergenerational Schools Project It’s not all knitting and Bingo….. Teresa Atkinson Jennifer Bray

Building Emotional Resilience

22 Schools 6 Primary 7 Secondary 13 Evaluation

Who was involved? Primary Secondary

Many pupils hadn’t heard of dementia before….

Many pupils hadn’t met a person with dementia before….

What do people with dementia enjoy? bingo knitting

Successful school interventions effective partnership working with local agencies supportive school leaders good integration with the wider curriculum (Office of Public Management and National Foundation for Educational Research, 2011)

Effective Partnerships…. Gloucester College teaching Newent Secondary Newent Secondary working With Gretton Primary and Harewood Junior School

Good integration with the wider curriculum Dementia awareness lessons (Assistive Technology, the brain, memory, ageing, living well with dementia) Meeting someone with dementia & their carer Debates Life histories Drama, art, music Singing/choir Tea parties Dementia Ambassadors Whole School Assemblies led by pupils

Reaching out…….and in Northfleet Girls School, Kent Bernard Gilpin School, Tyne & Wear

Who did schools work with? Local MP’s Local GP’s Local Care homes Carers Who did schools work with? Alzheimer’s Society People with dementia Other schools The wider community

Activities and Learning “it’s harder than it looks” “it gets quite tiring, annoying” “Just by doing simple activities you can see how difficult it must be for them [...] that was quite a big learning experience, ‘cause we didn’t expect it to be as bad”

Life story books

Northfleet Girls School, Kent http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9HSaQ86x_A

© The Association for Dementia Studies And finally... “People with dementia are just like other people they just need a little bit of help” “I’m glad I now know about dementia so now I’m ready if any of my family get it” © The Association for Dementia Studies

Thank you for listening! Teresa Atkinson & Jennifer Bray University of Worcester Association for Dementia Studies t.atkinson@worc.ac.uk j.bray@worc.ac.uk http://www.worc.ac.uk/discover/association-for-dementia-studies.html Photographs of people living with dementia taking part in ExtraCare Charitable Trust Enriched Opportunities Programme University of Worcester Association for Dementia Studies