PAL Sensory Experience

Immersive and interactive MSE room designed to stimulate various senses and provide a calming space for children to relax and engage.
Sensory spaces are designed to support the physical and emotional well-being of all users, creating environments that are both stimulating and calming, as needed

The Facilities

Soft Play Trampoline: Provides a fun and safe way for children to burn off energy and develop balance.

Stepping Stones (Set of 8): Encourage coordination and motor planning skills.

Geometric Jungle – Soft Play Structure: Offers multiple textures and shapes to explore, promoting sensory integration.

Custom Rounded Cushioned Seats for Pillars and Back Wall: Provide comfortable seating and support for social interaction and relaxation.

Bespoke Upright Pillar Padding: Ensures safety around structural elements.

We have also created an immersive and interactive MSE room designed to stimulate various senses and provide a calming space for children to relax and engage.

10:30am - 11:30am

13:30pm - 14:30pm

*These activities are subject to availability

Parent Information

This club is intended to give parents/carers respite.

Parents can choose to stay in the reception area with refreshments if they prefer to be nearby.
This area is out of sight of the children but close enough for reassurance.
Breakout/quiet space available throughout

A safe space for all

Trained staff: Enhanced DBS, neurodiversity training, food & hygiene, challenging behaviour, safeguarding
Level 3 Paediatric First Aider always on site
All welcome open to all. Parents supervise at all times.

Perfect for...

Bespoke and individual targets for children

Challenging classroom behaviour

Educational Health & Care Plan Pupils

Social Anxiety

Measured Progress

Supporting children with Learning Disabilities

Supports children with SEND who may struggle in traditional settings

Teaches valuable life skills like bike safety, leadership, and self-esteem

Sensory spaces are designed to support the physical and emotional well-being of all users, creating environments that are both stimulating and calming, as needed.

Sessions & Times

Worcester Warriors Foundation | The Power Of Sport
Cecil Duckworth House, Royal Porcelain Works, Severn Street, Worcester, WR1 2NE

Times: 10:30–11:30 & 13:30–14:30
Parents/carers stay and supervise their children.
Not structured – free play using sensory and soft play facilities.
Refreshments included and available on site.
Booking required in advance (Class4Kids).
Limited spaces per session.

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Do you have any questions?

If you would like to know more information about our SEND Sunday programme or to discuss deliverables and how this could benefit your child, please get in touch with us to arrange a meeting.

Our dedicated team is eager to discuss your specific needs.

Call us on: 07789 408180 or Email: info@pal-fitness-education.org.uk

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FAQs

Q: What ages are the sessions suitable for?

A: The club is designed primarily for primary and lower secondary-aged children. Children must be aged between 6-12. If you’re unsure whether the club is suitable for your child, please contact us to chat through their needs.sessions, each session lasting between 2.5-3 hours.

Q: Does my child need a diagnosis to attend?

A: No — our sessions are open to children who are neurodiverse or have additional needs, with or without a formal diagnosis.

Q: Can siblings attend?

A. Yes, siblings attend for a discounted rate when you book on.

Q: Is there parking on site?

A: There is parking available nearby on the rd (short stay) as well as a few local car parks within walking distance, clear directions will be sent to families ahead of their first session.

Q: What happens if my child cannot attend a booked session?

A: Please contact us as soon as possible. We can discuss options, but spaces are limited, so advance notice is really appreciated.