The city of Étréchy asked the Wazo Company to set up a cycle of inclusive dance workshops bringing together young elementary school students and a group of young people with disabilities from the ULIS class of the same school. This project aims to promote inclusion, understanding and mutual respect between all participants, while exploring the joys and benefits of dance. The workshops are designed to encourage collaboration, listening and personal expression through activities adapted to each individual. Developing children's motor skills, self-confidence and social skills, while creating an environment where each participant feels valued and included, are the intentions of this initiative. By sharing common artistic experiences, this cycle of workshops contributes to building a more united school community that is open to diversity.