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Multi-Sensory Rooms for Education

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Inclusive Education

Sensory Rooms In Schools

Children with a teacher inside a sensory room
Special Schools

Create inclusive environments that are safe and accessible for all needs and abilities, including spaces for de-escalation and occupational therapy.

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Teacher and a student engaging with an interactive floor projector
Mainstream Schools

Sensory learning is for everybody. Therapeutic sensory spaces promote inclusive education, imaginative play and can boost student wellbeing.

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Two children relax inside a calming sensory room.
Residential Schools

Support wellbeing, holistic teaching, and your students’ development journey with a safe, stimulating sensory space.

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Nurseries

Encourage motor, social, and tactile development with a safe, stimulating Multisensory Room that’s inclusive of all ages and abilities.

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The Benefits of Sensory in Education

Multi-Sensory Rooms, Soft Play Rooms, and Sensory Gardens are brilliant alternatives to a classic learning environment, giving children the option to learn in a way that works for them, regardless of ability or disability.

Sensory Equipment is used in Nurseries, Primary Schools, Mainstream Schools, Special Schools, Pupil Referral Units and other education settings to make education accessible and inclusive for all.

The Benefits of Sensory in Education:

  • Provides a calming, relaxing, stress-free environment to support children’s mental health and wellbeing.
  • Improves levels of concentration, alertness, calmness and general awareness.
  • Supports social, motor and tactile development and essential sensory skills like hand-eye coordination and cause and effect.
  • Creates a space for children to become more acquainted with themselves and their five senses: sight, touch, sound, taste & smell.
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Cascade Academy Case Study

Meet Sue and Anna from Cascade Multi-Academy Trust, and find out why they chose our sensory team to design and create integrated multisensory areas in three of their primary schools.

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Our Most Popular Sensory Rooms

Multi-Sensory Room

They’re a classic sensory staple for a reason. Filled with distractingly calming lights, sounds and tactile features, Multisensory Rooms are perfect therapeutic playgrounds.

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Sensory Integration Room

Sensory Integration Rooms are therapeutic spaces dedicated to developing Vestibular and Proprioceptive senses, typically used by OT’s and Physiotherapists.

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Soft Play Room

Exciting multi-sensory playgrounds that are the perfect safe space for kids to develop gross motor skills let off steam, and have fun!

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Immersive Sensory Room

Inspire, support, and engage even the most reluctant student in our Immersive Interactive Sensory Rooms - A modern solution for mainstream and special schools.

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Bespoke Designs Just For You

We enjoy a challenge. Whether it’s an odd space, a limited budget, or a tight project timescale – our team of sensory experts are ready to work hard to turn your sensory dreams into a reality! Request our Design Brochure or get in touch with our Sensory Design Team to kickstart your sensory project.

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Case Studies

Teacher and a student learn in a Sensory Room
Cascade Academy Trust Schools
Yorkshire & Humber, England
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Discovery Academy Case Study
Discovery Academy
Yorkshire & Humber, England
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Kensington Queensmill School
London, England
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Lisburne Special School
North West, England
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“Rhino’s service was excellent, very attentive, quick to respond and accommodated all of our needs.”

Gemma Horsfield
Mossbrook School

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