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Empowering SEND Learners and Their Families

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Sensory Circuits

Alerting

Organising

Organising

 High-energy activities (like jumping or spinning) to "wake up" the brain and body 

Organising

Organising

Organising

 Focused tasks (like balancing or throwing) to build coordination and brain-body connection 

Calming

Organising

Calming

 Heavy-work activities (like wall pushes or "steamrolling") to ground the system and prepare for a peaceful transition 

Sensory Circuits: Helping Your Child Find Their "Just Right"

 Does your child struggle to sit still, feel "out of sync," or find it hard to transition from the school day to home life?


Sensory Circuits are a brilliant, evidence-based way to help children regulate their sensory systems. These structured, 30-minute sessions are designed to move children through specific stages to help them feel organised, focused, and calm.


The Three Stages of Success


Every session follows a professional three-step flow to support neurological regulation:


🔴 Alerting: High-energy activities (like jumping or spinning) to "wake up" the brain and body.

🟢 Organising: Focused tasks (like balancing or throwing) to build coordination and brain-body connection.

🔵 Calming: Heavy-work activities (like wall pushes or "steamrolling") to ground the system and prepare for a peaceful transition.


Session Times & Location


Join us at Cramlington Village Community Centre for our weekly sessions:


Mondays @ 10:00am: Ideal for Home-Ed families and pre-schoolers to start the week with focus.

Fridays @ 4:00pm: The perfect "decompress" after a long school week to prevent the weekend burnout.


Small Groups, Big Support


To ensure every child gets the space and attention they need, sessions are strictly limited to a maximum of 8 children.

Cost: £5 per child per session.

(Note: Initial sessions are £10 to include a mini-sensory profile for new attendees)


Is a Sensory Circuit right for my child?


Sensory circuits are beneficial for all children, but they are especially life-changing for those with:


• ADHD or Autism

• Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)

• Difficulty with focus or "fidgeting"

• High anxiety or emotional regulation struggles


Ready to help your child find their calm? Book a place below.

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