Peppa Pig

The sporty child, who uses a wheelchair, joins the playgroup and quickly becomes involved in the group's activities. They take part in a range of games, sharing lots of fun with Peppa and her friends throughout the session. The games provide enjoyment for everyone in the group.

Mandy Mouse is a children’s programme presented as a single episode, aimed at preschool‑aged viewers. It falls under the “episode” genre and follows the familiar format of the series, delivering short, self‑contained stories that focus on everyday play and friendship. The show is designed to be light‑hearted and accessible, using simple language and bright animation to keep young audiences engaged. In this particular instalment, a sporty youngster who uses a wheelchair joins the playgroup. The child quickly becomes part of the group’s activities, taking part in a range of games alongside Peppa and her friends. The narrative follows the newcomer’s interaction with the existing members, highlighting the shared enjoyment of play. Throughout the episode, the emphasis remains on the fun the child has while participating in the games. The story showcases the inclusive nature of the playgroup, where the wheelchair‑using child is welcomed and can enjoy the same activities as the others. By the end, it’s clear that the experience is a happy one, with the child smiling and engaging fully with Peppa and the rest of the gang.