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Accessibility

The Space Centre is a visitor attraction for all. There is lots to see and do, all to aid you in having fun and teach you about space! Many people like to visit the Space Centre, and sometimes, often due to circumstances out of our control, there may be a long queue to get in. School groups do not have to wait in an entry queue; once they are greeted by a member of Space Crew, they will help you until you get into the centre.

 

Sometimes, for some people, the Space Centre can be a bit overwhelming. Don't worry! You do not have to stay in Centre the whole time; you can go outside and come back in again when you are ready! 

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National Space Centre

Visual Story

Please access the link below to see our 'Visual Story' - a walkthrough guide of what to expect when visiting the National Space Centre with your School or Educational Group.

School Groups Visual Story

  1. Access - Visitor Accessibility Guide

    Access - Visitor Accessibility Guide

    Visitor Accessibility Guide

  2. Access - Sensory Map

    Access - Sensory Map

    Visitor Sensory Map

  3. Access – Visitors with Mobility Impairments

    Access – Visitors with Mobility Impairments

    Accessibility Mobility

  4. Access – Visitors with Visual Impairments

    Access – Visitors with Visual Impairments

    Accessibility Visual Impairment

  5. Access – Visitors with Hearing Impairments

    Access – Visitors with Hearing Impairments

    Accessibility Hearing Impairment

  6. Access – Visitors with Autism Spectrum Condition and ADHD

    Access – Visitors with Autism Spectrum Condition and ADHD
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    Accessibility Asd

  7. PEEP Form

    PEEP Form

    Peep Form

  8. PEEP Plan

    PEEP Plan

    Peep Plan

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Finally, the most important thing about the Space Centre is to… Enjoy your day!