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Playtimes aims for a relaxing, easy going social atmosphere. This class is great for physical and early speech and language development and builds big confidence! During a Playtimes sensory class you can expect: Fun & Unique Music and dancing, colourful lights, bubbles, a beautiful social sensory room experience, imaginative play, tactile sensory glow objects to explore, puppets, parachute activities and speaking and listening development techniques. Plus a 'selfie corner' for you take your own ...
Sessions for all ages looking to build their water confidence for disabled people or those with long term medical or health conditions.
A slower-paced version of the sport for male and female participants. These sessions will help improve your fitness, health and well-being and you don’t need brilliant tennis skills to join in, just a desire for fun and enjoyment.
Drop In Wellbeing Session
Our purpose built sensory room is designed for disabled children and adults, and also under 5's. Sensory rooms provide a relaxing environment in which can both calm and stimulate the senses through interactive fun and a relaxing atmosphere. Features include: Colourful ball pond with hoist access UV light panel Milky way carpet and glow-in-the-dark star decorated walls Bright and colourful interactive games panels Starry fibre optic strands Light projector showcasing the galaxy Soothing sounds a...
A slower version of the game, it`s still netball, but played at a walking pace. The game has been designed so that anyone can play it, regardless of fitness level and sessions are taken by a trained activator. Don’t worry if you have forgotten the rules, as they will be able to help you on your way to getting back into the sport you love.
Seated or standing exercises focusing on improving balance to reduce the risk of falls and increase confidence in our more vulnerable customers.
Sessions for adults to swim socially, no lanes. These sessions are generally quieter and so may be more suitable for those living with dementia, neurodivergence and/or other long term health conditions