We were delighted to spend time this Easter at East Sussex College’s Lewes Campus, where our children were given the opportunity to explore their fantastic immersive room.
Across the holidays, both our Siblings Club and Superstars group were able to enjoy this unique and accessible space, designed to spark imagination, encourage interaction and provide meaningful sensory experiences.
Our Siblings Club embraced the experience with energy and enthusiasm, taking part in a variety of Easter-themed games and activities. They also travelled far beyond Lewes through virtual experiences, visiting destinations such as New York and Norway. One of the standout highlights was the immersive escape rooms, particularly a Wild West-themed challenge that captured everyone’s imagination — so much so that cowboy accents continued long after the activity had ended.
For our Superstars group, the immersive room provided a wonderful sensory environment. The children explored activities such as bubble popping, mindful colouring and even a Shark Tank experience, each designed to encourage engagement and interaction. It was fantastic to see how the children responded to cause-and-effect elements, lighting up as they discovered how their actions could influence the world around them.
We’d like to say a big thank you to the Immersive Room team at East Sussex College. We’re especially grateful to Adam for getting in touch and helping make this happen, and to the wider team for being so welcoming and supportive throughout our visits.
Opportunities like this are invaluable. Accessible activities that cater to a wide range of needs can be difficult to find and being able to offer our children something so engaging and inclusive makes a real difference to the families we support. We are incredibly grateful for this partnership and hope to return again in the future.
