The annual inclusive skating sessions for students of the "RASsvet" school and their families have resumed at the GUM Skating Rink. Organized by specialists from the Federal Resource Center for ASD at MSUPE, the sessions are designed to support the social adaptation of children with autism. Now in its third year, the project has made the iconic public skating rink near the Kremlin walls accessible to children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD).

The specialists at the Center continuously seek new ways to facilitate student participation in social and cultural activities. This particular initiative is made possible through the ongoing support of a key social partner, PSB Bank.

The program's goal is to help families establish a regular skating routine, transforming the activity into an enjoyable and comprehensible experience for the child. This allows families to gradually build confidence and skill in skating together in a relaxed setting.