Tactile Wayfinding for Schools
Is Your School Built For all Your Learners?
Many learners face barriers not in lessons, but simply in moving around school. Sensei helps create calming, accessible environments where every pupil can move independently.
3 Step
Accessibility Solution For Your School
Step 1: Discovery Call
We begin with a friendly call to learn about your school, your students, and the challenges you face.
Step 2: Site Assessment + Custom Designs
We create a bespoke plan that combines our universal wayfinding system with any custom designs or tactile signage your learners may need.
Step 3: Installation + Training
We install during holidays or quiet hours with no drilling or disruption. Staff are trained to confidently support learners from day one.
Common Questions, Answered
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Many schools rely on DIY solutions like coloured tape, wooden rails, or intensive 1:1 support which often fall short, cost staff time, and don’t meet all learners’ needs.
Sensei offers a low-tech, high-impact alternative: a universally designed tactile system that’s intuitive for learners, easy to install, and helps your school meet its Equality Act 2010 obligations without major renovations. It’s a smart, sustainable way to build a calmer, more accessible environment for everyone.
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Sensei is designed with input from OTs, VI advisors, and SEN educators — tailored to support students with visual impairments, autism, ADHD, anxiety, and cognitive needs.
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Costs depend on your school’s layout and needs. We always begin with a free consultation and offer scalable options to fit your budget.
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Yes. We’re currently running a 10-school pilot project supported by Innovate UK till end of 2025. If your school qualifies, we can cover up to 30% of the total cost through this programme. We’ll guide you through the process and help you make the most of available funding.
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We’ll send you a one-pager, presentation deck, and case study pack. We’re also happy to join your leadership or SENCO meeting virtually to answer questions.
Still have questions?
Reach out.
Case Study
Start Small, Start Smart.
Trial Run at Infocus College
“We’ve trialed other wayfinding solutions, mostly digital, but Sensei’s system was by far the best fit for our learners with visual impairments and complex needs.”
Jonathan Waddington, Infocus college
“During the trial, both staff and students felt it made a real difference ,it added something positive to how learners navigated and engaged with the space.”
Richard Illis, Infocus college

Trusted by Schools, Trusts and Councils
Students Feel Anxious, Staff feels Stretched
Accessibility Must extend Beyond the Classroom
Students with visual impairments, autism, ADHD, anxiety, or cognitive needs often struggle with wayfinding and sensory overload. When corridors, toilets, and shared spaces are not accessible, it affects confidence, independence, and well being.
What we see in schools today
Colour Coded Tape
Wooden Rail
Staff Guidance
DIY Systems
A Holistic Accessibility Solution For Your School
For Learners
Builds independence & reduces anxiety in transitions
Offers clear, consistent sensory cues for safer navigation
Improves sensory processing and emotional regulation
For Staff
Less time spent escorting students
More focus on teaching and personalised support
Practical tools to meet diverse learner needs
For Schools
Lead in inclusive, future-ready education
Cost-effective compared to structural renovations
Strengthens compliance with Equality Act & SEND standards