Sounds Wild
Spending time in nature is great for our bodies and minds
Sounds Wild uses music, sound, and natural multisensory resources to help us connect with nature.
Sounds Wild is designed to be accessible for Learning Disabled children and young people with complex support needs and their families.
Read more about Sounds Wild on the NHS Forest website.
Sounds Wild Locations
Join us to connect with the great outdoors through music, sounds, and natural multi-sensory resources this summer.
Sounds Wild sessions encourage and provide opportunities for:
- Exploration and use of all the senses
- A person-led approach increasing a sense of autonomy
- Interactive participation, raising self-esteem
- Spatial awareness and motor development
- Developing communication skills in a sensory environment
- Social interaction with peers
- Creative self-expression through music
- Learning opportunities for parents/carers
Sounds Wild Snaps
Parent Testimonial
“Upon reflecting on the ‘Sounds Wild’ event, I think it was such a success from our perspective, because of the music from start to finish, and being guided by the expertise of the Soundabout team. It was clear that a lot of thought and preparation had gone in to the event and it honestly wouldn’t have been the same experience for (my son) if we had visited Brandon Marsh without Soundabout."
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"I just wanted to say a MASSIVE thank you for today's experience with cedar class - it was absolutely out of this world. It's the first time I've been to one of your sessions and I can honestly say I have never seen our children so engaged, so in awe and so happy. It was so well planned, resourced and you clearly have so much knowledge of supporting children with additional needs - it was genuinely the highlight of our year so far." Oakwood School
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