The Leca Project;
learning environment for children with autism

The Leca Project is a design research initiative which defines the relevance of an inclusive learning environment in the perceptual, cognitive and behavioural development of children with autism.

 In collaboration with participating schools in the UK, Research Autism and other professionals in the fields of design, child and adolescent studies and pedagogy, the Leca Project has designed and manufactured workspaces and integrated learning resources. It is currently extending and evaluating these prototypes within an inclusive learning environment for children with autism.

The following details of secured IPRs indicate the scope of continuing research and development;

Class 16: Printed materials; educational books; printed teaching resources and instructional literature; printed materials relating to the education of autistic children.

Class 20: Furniture; furniture for schools; desks; chairs.

Class 28: Toys, games and playthings; tactile educational toys, games and playthings adapted for educational purposes.

Class 41: Educational and training services for autistic children; educational and training relating to living with, and the teaching of, autistic children.

Class 42: Interior Design; interior design services for school environments.

The Leca logotype represents the autistic child within a secure environment and is a registered trademark. 

This web site will become active in early 2010. For further information, please contact Rob Burn at;

The Leca Project; learning environments for children with autism

info@lecaproject.org
mobile: 0044 7742237795
Skype: Rob Burn