We talked about positive role models. Some of the children have relatives and friends who use wheelchairs and they talked to them. Well, these are the buildings we should have less of. If I owned my own school or building or leisure centre or something I would try and make it a lot more wheelchair friendly. People in wheelchairs cannot climb steps and go through revolving doors.
Many elevators are too small for a wheelchair to enter and so are a lot of doors.
Escalators could easily be made wheelchair friendly by making them moving ramps, rather than steps. People in wheelchairs cannot reach the high shelves in supermarkets but to fix this you would have to make lower longer shelves which means larger supermarkets. Outside banks, ATM machines could be made lower to allow people in wheelchairs use them. It is very hard to be in a wheelchair. If, for example, you were in a wheelchair in a supermarket, the staff would have to be able to help you because you'd need to have help to reach the top shelves.