Miniature Woolworths 'simulated' supermarkets are opened to teach children with ...

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Two simulated supermarkets have opened up in schools in Sydney and will be staffed by children with special needs and disabilities. 

The supermarket giant has added the two miniature stores to its nationwide fleet which will provide an engaging educational experience for youngsters.  

The simulated stores have been designed to give children a true insight into the realities of working life - and both come complete with working payment registers, uniforms and name badges, as well as groceries to stack on shelves.

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