I wonder if Fun Fayres are fair?
LO: To understand the term fairness and un-fairness.
LO: To identify different forms of diversity.
LO: To understand the term diversity.
Fairness means that all kids, no matter what they need help with, can enjoy the fun rides at the fair. Some rides have special ramps or bigger seats for people in wheelchairs so they can go on too! The workers are there to help anyone who needs extra help, so everyone has fun together. Just like every kid, children who use wheelchairs should be able to enjoy the rides with their friends and family!
Fairness and equality on fairground rides means making sure that no matter what, everyone can have fun. This means adding things like ramps or special seats for people who use wheelchairs, so they can get on the rides safely. Workers are also trained to offer support and help people who need extra assistance. Every child deserves the chance to enjoy the rides, so it’s important that disabled children have the same opportunities to have fun with their friends and family, just like anyone else.
Fairness and equality on fairground rides means making sure that no matter what, everyone can have fun. Equality means giving everyone the same things, like adding ramps or special seats for people who use wheelchairs so they can get on the rides safely. However, equity goes a step further—it’s about giving people what they need to be truly included. For example, some people might need extra help or specific changes to fully enjoy the ride, so workers are trained to offer support and assist those who need it. Every child deserves the chance to enjoy the rides, and that means making sure all children, including disabled children, have the same opportunities to have fun with their friends and family, just like anyone else. Ensuring both equality and equity helps everyone feel included and have a great time at the fair!
