Learning Space

About Learning Space

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Learning Space provides high-quality sensory equipment, educational resources, and classroom solutions designed to support children with special educational needs (SEN), autism, and additional learning challenges. We work with schools, nurseries, and families across the UK to create inclusive environments that promote engagement, emotional regulation, and positive learning experiences. Our range includes sensory toys, calming tools, therapeutic aids, and practical classroom furniture – all chosen to help children thrive. With expert advice, fast UK delivery, and a commitment to quality, Learning Space is trusted by educators and parents to make learning accessible and enjoyable for every child.

Learning Space offers a wide range of sensory and educational products designed to support children with special educational needs (SEN), autism, and additional learning challenges. Our collection includes sensory toys for calming and engagement, therapeutic tools for emotional regulation, and practical classroom resources that make learning inclusive and fun. We also provide educational furniture, storage solutions, and equipment for creating sensory rooms and safe spaces in schools, nurseries, and homes. Every product is carefully selected for quality, durability, and effectiveness, helping educators and parents create environments where children can thrive. With expert advice and fast UK delivery, Learning Space UK is your trusted source for sensory equipment, SEN resources, and inclusive learning solutions.

Learning Space began in 2017 when Lorraine McAleer, a passionate primary school teacher diagnosed as autistic, teamed up with her sister Mary to create a business focused on inclusion. Their vision was simple: provide high-quality sensory equipment and educational resources that make learning accessible for every child. Today, that vision continues to grow as Learning Space UK supports schools, nurseries, and families across the UK with innovative solutions for special educational needs (SEN) and autism.