The Dawnosaurs event at the Natural History Museum provides a rare opportunity for neurodivergent children to explore the museum while it is quiet, before it opens to the public.
It is a free event run aimed at children between the ages of five to 15, and siblings are also welcomed.
The event runs between 8-10am with the next occurring on 23 March.
Most of the museum is opened up, with activities run by experienced, neurodivergent-aware facilitators.
Johnathan Leighton, learning producer of access and neurodiversity spoke to the North West Londoner about the event and the importance on such events for neurodivergent children.
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