Sensory garden school

Kids today are engaging in outdoor play less frequently than previous generations. Research has shown a significant decline in outdoor playtime, with only 31% of children playing outside daily compared to 70% of their parents during childhood. This reduction in playtime is concerning, especially given the rise of sensory processing disorders and autism spectrum disorders among children. Multi-sensory playgrounds can help to address this problem and encourage healthy child development. Be a…

Architecture is the science of environment creation, the manipulation of spatial organizations to fit the needs of its users.

At Hand Made Places, we’ve created a free guide to designing sensory gardens for school playgrounds for unusual and inclusive school gardening club ideas.

By: Christina Hughey A sensory garden is designed to stimulate the senses. This stimulation occurs from plants and other things found in the garden. Sensory gardens are wonderful for children, including special needs children who can really benefit from sensory items. Sensory gardens provide a fun learning experience in a safe environment, even connecting

A brand-new sensory garden, where children with autism can flourish, learn, and play.

Our Inclusive Sensory Tunnel offers many tactile and resonance elements, ideal for children with special educational needs, sized for wheelchair use.

Full list of our world-renowned range of outdoor musical instruments suitable for schools, nurseries, care homes, parks, playgrounds and sensory gardens.

sensory garden plan - we could keep everything one level and frame on all sides... bit boring?!