Projection brings imaginations to life at the Chailey Heritage Foundation Case StudyChailey Heritage Foundation is one of the UK’s leading centres for children and young people with complex neurodisabilities. Founded in 1903 and based in the village of North Chailey in East Sussex, the charity educates children from as young as two-and-a-half up to 19 from across the community and beyond, and their mission is to give disabled children and young people every opportunity to pursue their fullest potential. Altogether there are 93 pupils at the school, 25 young adults living in Futures Transition Service, and another 150 young people visiting their Life Skills Centre and Hub from the local community. An accessible gym, multimedia suite, kitchen, and horse-riding arena are just some of

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