Ensure your Delivery before Christmas Place your order by the 17th December to ensure delivery before Christmas Christmas Opening Times Office Closed From 21st December 2019 Office Re-opens 6th January 2020 There will be a skeleton Service over this time...

Does your child often chew on clothes, pencils toys and fingers? Do you ever wonder why? Ever wonder what chewing is really doing for your child?  Based on a recent study published in Nutritional Neuroscience Dr Gary L Wenk concluded... Chewing gum increases...

Myths about Creating a sensory safe space in your home • It’s expensive • I need a lot of space There are some ideas that creating a sensory space in your house needs to be expensive or takes up a...

Parents can you relate to this… Do you feel like your child is falling behind at school with basic reading and writing? Do you find it hard teaching your child to read? Do you remember learning to read and write?...

Teachers Would you like to create a sensory friendly classroom environment, easily and affordably? Would you like to stop disruptive beahviour in the classroom, allowing you to focus on being a teacher?  Would you like your classroom to be engaged...

Homework time!! It’s no secret homework time can be stressful for both parent and child. You have finished work and collected your child/children from after-school care, dinner must be cooked, breakfast dishes put away, make lunches, bring the clothes in from...

Have you ever asked yourself that question?   Do you know your preferred way to learn? Are you a morning person or more alert by midday? Do you like to tap or bounce your feet while sitting? What has been...

TODAY is WORLD AUTISM AWARENESS DAY! Here is an inspiring story from a Mother and Father that never gave up, even after being advised by professionals they were wasting their time.   Today a good friend of mine shared a piece of...

This is a time of year that can make children and parents feel apprehensive. New teachers, new classrooms, new classmates can all be a concern.

Obviously, we want our children to achieve academically but ultimately the main hope for our children is for them to be happy in their learning environment. 

Happiness comes from supportive, flexible learning environments, that allow children the freedom to grow and explore safely, free of judgment and fear.

All you want to know when your child comes home is, they had a great day full of learning, adventure and fun.