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23 Apr

Enter a world of immersive learning and exploration with Sensory Guru at Naidex 2018

by Liana Tarling
in Events, Magic Carpet, Magic Mirror, SEN, Sensory Rooms
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Showcasing Magic Mirror, Magic Carpet and Sensory VR, as well as the latest in Assistive Technology and Sensory Room design   Naidex 2018 will see the launch of Sensory Guru’s pioneering new products and mixed access solutions, which aim to enable people of all ages and abilities to access learning, therapy and play in exciting new ways.   Sensory Guru’s latest development, Magic Mirror, provides users with highly engaging,...

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28 Mar

How can you make learning environments suitable for a person with autism?

by Liana Tarling
in SEN, Sensory, Sensory Rooms
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        As part of #WorldAutismAwarenessWeek, Chloe Harwood, Head of Sensory Room Design at Sensory Guru, has shared her top tips on how to create learning spaces that are accessible for a person with autism.   Versatility   People with autism can suffer from hypersensitivity or hyposensitivity.   Hypersensitivity relates to when a person’s senses are too acute. This means that they could become overstimulated and sensitive to certain sounds, smells, sights or textures.   Hyposensitivity...

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01 Jun

CASE STUDY: Designing a Sensory Room with Hazel Court Community Specialist School

by Liana Tarling
in Case study, Immersive Spaces, News, SEN, Sensory
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Read the full case study here.   Sensory Guru has worked alongside staff at Hazel Court Community Specialist School to design their new Sensory Room, which has been named by learners as The Discovery Room, due to its ability to create an immersive environment where students can discover the wonders of the world around them.   Sensory Guru caught up with Katherine Lewis, a Specialist Communication Teaching Assistant from the...

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