Thank you!

Click on the image below to download your Venue Accessibility Guide and email scripts.

* Will download as a zip file. If you have any problems, drop us an email: hello@learningleostudio.com and we’ll help.

Come and say “hi” 👋

We’d love to hear how you’re getting on with your guide, especially if you’re a venue implementing the suggestions - give us a tag on instagram!

@LearningLeoStudio

If you feel there’s something we’ve missed out, or you’d like more information on - let us know! We’re still developing this as a continually evolving document, and would love to know if there’s something we can add that’ll really help you.

Email us at: hello@learningleo.com

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