Ambispace, Kirk Sandall Industrial Estate, Doncaster (2026)

03/09/2026

AmbiSpace creates sensory spaces that help people feel calm, safe and in control. From schools and youth hubs to workplaces and public venues, we design environments that support neurodivergent people, reduce overwhelm and give carers the dignity and tools they need to help others thrive.

Proud to be building calmer, more inclusive communities, one sensory space at a time. 💜💪

25/08/2026

Ambispace Bentley Youth Hub Nook Assembly

25/08/2026

AmbiSpace has just installed a brand‑new Sensory Nook Pod at the Bentley Doncaster Youth Hubs, and it’s already making a real difference.

Bentley Youth Hub is an incredible space at the heart of Bentley, giving young people aged 8-18 a safe, warm, and welcoming environment to socialise, take part in activities, enjoy sports, and access youth support when they need it. Now, with a new addition to their existing calming sensory spaces, the new Sensory Nook pod can offer even more to young people who experience sensory processing needs, autism, ADHD or anxiety.

Sensory spaces provide a quiet, enclosed space where young people can regulate, reset and feel grounded before heading back into the busy, energetic environment of the Hub. It’s a small addition with a huge impact, and we’re proud to support a centre that does so much for the community.

Bentley Youth Hub continues to be a shining example of what inclusive youth spaces should look like, and we look forward to our continued partnership.

11/08/2026

With the new SEND White Paper on the way, every school is being asked to strengthen its support for pupils with sensory processing needs, autism, ADHD and anxiety. But here’s the truth: most schools don’t have spare rooms, spare staff, or spare budget.

That’s exactly why sensory nook pods are becoming the go‑to solution.

A nook pod gives pupils a quiet, enclosed space to self‑regulate inside the classroom, no supervision, no timetable, no capital project. It’s fast, accessible, and fits into the spaces schools already have.

Meanwhile, full sensory rooms still play an important role for immersive, therapist‑led sessions, but they’re not always realistic for everyday regulation.

As the SEND reforms push for earlier intervention, consistent provision and stronger inclusion, schools need solutions that actually work in real‑world environments.

That’s where AmbiSpace comes in. We help schools assess their space, budget and pupil needs, and design sensory environments that genuinely support regulation, whether that’s a nook pod, a sensory room, or both.

If your school is preparing for the upcoming SEND changes, now is the time to explore what’s possible.

Inclusion shouldn’t depend on having a spare room, and with the right tools, it doesn’t have to.

10/08/2026

We’re delighted to introduce Zoe Courtney, one of the newest members of the AmbiSpace Ltd team!

Zoe brings a wealth of compassion and experience from her 12 years supporting adults with learning disabilities, a role that taught her how unique everyone is, and how vital sensory support can be in helping people regulate emotions and wellbeing.

After working for her family's taxi business and then years in the care industry, Zoe wanted to gain more flexibility around life with her two daughters. So, when lifelong friend Gabriella Brown, our Project Manager, told her about AmbiSpace’s mission, Zoe knew she wanted to be part of our inspirational team.

When Kevin Wheatley offered her the role of Customer Relations Executive, she was thrilled to join a team that shares her passion for inclusion, accessibility, and making a difference.

Outside of work, Zoe loves spending time with her family and friends, often escaping to their caravan in Skegness for seaside adventures and happy memories. Here’s a fun fact: she’s absolutely obsessed with flamingos 🦩, literally anything flamingo‑themed is guaranteed to make her smile!

We’re so excited to have Zoe on board and can’t wait to see all the amazing things she’ll achieve with us.

03/08/2026

If you’re interested in learning more about AmbiSpace and how we’re supporting, empowering, and advocating for neurodivergent communities across the UK, we’d love to welcome you to our showroom in Doncaster.

Come and explore our sensory spaces, inclusive designs, and the innovative tools we create to help people regulate, feel safe, and thrive in education, workplaces, and community settings.

Whether you’re a school, college, organisation, parent, or professional, we’re always happy to chat, demonstrate our products, and show how AmbiSpace can support your environment.

📩 Get in touch to arrange a visit:
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28/07/2026

We’re excited to introduce Kirsty McNeal, whose journey to AmbiSpace is rooted in resilience, self‑discovery, and finding a role that supports her strengths and wellbeing.

After being diagnosed with fibromyalgia and, later, ADHD, Kirsty realised she needed to rethink how she lived and worked. Taking a step back helped her focus on her health, her family, and what her new normal should look like. With support from loved ones and RDaSH NHS, she felt ready for a fresh start.

That opportunity arrived when Mykell Beal from Stride suggested she consider becoming a Personal Assistant. With experience in customer service, property rentals, and debt management, the role fit naturally. After meeting Kevin Wheatley, Managing Director at AmbiSpace Ltd, everything fell into place.

Kirsty was drawn to AmbiSpace’s belief that everyone works differently. Flexibility, trust, and valuing individual strengths are central to our culture,and they resonated deeply with her. She thrives on building relationships, staying organised, solving problems, and supporting others to achieve their goals.

For Kirsty, joining AmbiSpace marks an exciting new chapter. Her story is a reminder that life’s toughest moments can lead to opportunities you never expected. We’re proud to have her on the team and look forward to everything she’ll bring to our mission of inclusion, accessibility, and human‑centred support.

Here’s to new beginnings, new challenges, and a bright future ahead for Kirsty at AmbiSpace.

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23/07/2026

Yorkshire Rose College celebrated a major milestone last week with the grand opening of its new AmbiSpace sensory nooks, a project created in collaboration with the Student Voice Team and college staff. Installed at the start of the week and officially opened on Thursday, the timing allowed the graduating class to see the results of months of planning and offered a glimpse of what incoming students will benefit from in September.

The opening was led by Student Voice leaders Keiran and Crystal, alongside Michael Ibbotson, Admissions and Student Experience Director. Together, they introduced the transformed social space: a warm, welcoming area redesigned to support connection, comfort, and sensory regulation.

At the heart of the transformation are two AmbiSpace Ltd sensory nooks, designed to help students socialise in a calmer, more predictable environment. The nooks provide sound isolation, allowing students to process conversations more easily, a crucial benefit for many neurodivergent learners. Their soft lighting and comfortable seating help students stay regulated between lessons, offering a peaceful alternative to busy communal areas.

Feedback from students and staff has been overwhelmingly positive. Crystal shared how the nooks will give students “a place to relax and chat in between their lessons,” highlighting the importance of having dedicated regulation spaces in education settings. Students Liberty and Lucy described the nooks as “so amazing,” adding that they wished they’d had them sooner. The installation also included a gift of two Zensory Blankets, which Keiran and Crystal praised for their modular design and textured sections, perfect for additional weighted blanket sensory support.

AmbiSpace is proud to support the The Carr Fenton Foundation and in their commitment to creating environments where all students feel safe, supported, and included.

21/07/2026

We’re delighted to share that Melksham House School, in Wiltshire, now has an AmbiSpace sensory igloo, giving students a calm, comfortable place to regulate, reset, and enjoy sensory activities throughout the school day.

Harriett Evans, Office Manager, shared how quickly the igloo has made an impact: “The sensory igloo has been a fantastic addition for our students. We've only had it for a short time, but it has quickly become a favourite. The students love having a calm, comfortable space where they can relax, regulate their emotions, and enjoy sensory activities. It has already made a positive impact, and we are delighted with it.”

Students were just as enthusiastic: “I like the sensory dome, or as I call it, the wonder dome. Ohhh I like it.” and “This is so cool, why haven’t we always had this?”

Why Sensory Igloos Make a Difference

Regulation support: A predictable, calming space helps students manage overwhelm and sensory overload.

Emotional wellbeing: Quiet environments reduce anxiety and support self‑soothing.

Inclusive design: Sensory spaces benefit neurodivergent, Deaf, anxious, and overwhelmed learners alike.

We’re proud to support Melksham House School in creating an environment where every student feels safe, supported, and included.

15/07/2026

Yesterday, AmbiSpace had the privilege of supporting the Carr Fenton Foundation College Prom, celebrating around 70 Deaf and SEND students aged 16–25. The event was full of energy, pride, and community spirit, with students enjoying WOOD FIRED Pizza Co, T’s Whippy Ice Cream Treats, dancing, karaoke, sports, arts and crafts, and more.

Our sensory igloo was a popular addition, giving students a calm, predictable space to decompress and regulate during the busy prom. For many neurodivergent and Deaf learners, having a dedicated regulation space can make events more inclusive, comfortable, and enjoyable.

Feedback was incredibly positive. Amy Turner and Michael Ibbotson described the igloo as “a wonderful experience.” Amy Plant found it relaxing for students who needed a moment of calm. Students Lucie and Alfie said they wished they could use it every day. Teacher Sanjay, interpreter Raja, and students Plamen and Ryan all felt it was a truly inclusive addition.

A sensory igloo provides vital regulation, offering quiet, comfort, and predictability during high‑energy events. Inclusion isn’t just about being present; it’s about having what you need to thrive.

We’re proud to have supported such a meaningful celebration and to help create an environment where every student feels seen, supported, and included.

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