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UK Government £750m Funding for Schools
UK Government Invests £740 Million in Schools for Sensory Room Development
In a groundbreaking initiative to support pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), the UK government has announced a £740 million investment in school infrastructure.
Sensory Spaces & Self-Love: A Valentine’s Gift for Your Well-being
February is a time for love and kindness—not just toward others but also toward yourself. Practising self-care and creating a space where you feel safe, comfortable, and valued is just as important.
For those with Autism, ADHD, or sensory processing challenges, designing a sensory-friendly environment can be a meaningful act of self-love, offering comfort and support in daily life.
We're here to help provide an array of products to help you along the way.
12th February 2025, Craig D. Woodley, Marketing Manager
School Sensory Essentials
29/08/23 - Keenan Wilkinson
As we gear up to step back into the world of education, it's crucial to consider the diverse needs of students, particularly those who thrive through sensory experiences. We'll delve into some essential sensory tools and resources that can create an inclusive and engaging classroom environment, ready for September!
We're featured in Family First Magazine!
20/07/23 - Keenan Wilkinson
We are thrilled to announce that Rompa has been featured in the renowned Family First Magazine! This is a moment of pride for us as it highlights our commitment to promoting the importance of sensory rooms for the development of children & adults. On this page, we invite you to learn more about Rompa and our Snoezelen® rooms that have caught the attention of Family First Magazine.
Thorpe Primary School's New Sensory Room
We recently installed a sensory room for the wonderful children at Thorpe Primary School. We sent our very own Marketing Manager, Craig D. Woodley, to chat about the positive impact the sensory room has had on the children at the school.
The Importance of Sensory Support in Schools
Creating a sensory-friendly classroom isn’t just about meeting the needs of students with sensory processing challenges, it’s about fostering a more inclusive, engaging and supportive learning environment for all children...
All Blog Posts
Explore all our blog posts in the World Of Rompa. Here, you'll find a collection of informative and engaging articles on all things sensory-related.
Weighted Blanket & Vests - Tips & Hints
06/12/19 - Guest Blogging
Our nervous systems can be challenged in responding to changes in daily rhythms of light and dark, sleep, eating, and physical activity.
For people who are sensory sensitive and rely on routine, predictable sensory experiences to function well, the holiday season can be a strain on one’s inner resources and adaptability in managing the day-to-day.
There are some tips that may be helpful to think about how to maintain some basic rhythms and routines in certain areas.
Celebrating the festive season with a person who has dementia
28/11/19 - Lesley Collier
As we get closer to the Christmas holidays the question of how to make it a pleasurable experience for a person with dementia is always a big question. Essentially, this time of year can be rather overwhelming for all of us with increased noise, hustle and bustle and flashing lights. It can also be an opportunity for sensory stimulation and reminiscence.
See our ten top tips for a calm and enjoyable Christmas.
Celebrating the festive season with a person with autism.
The festive season can be an opportunity for fun and good cheer as we change our environment and behaviour. However, for some people with autism, the change of environment can also be overwhelming and stressful.
See our top ten tips for a multi-sensory Christmas.
Multi-Purpose Furniture
Multi-purpose furniture can greatly enhance life for Older Adults suffering from Dementia and other conditions, they not only delight but encourage engagement and interaction which can be extremely fulfilling.
See our Reminiscence furniture range for a multi-sensory experience for Older Adults
