Alongside the Sensory Room, and in other areas of the building, we have several suites of specialised computer equipment that are linked to the Internet and to the internal network of the Centre. Each computer has a touch-sensitive screen and many have specialised keyboards and switches.

We have a large-screen interactive Whiteboard which is linked to the computer system and also to a Wii games console.

A wide variety of specialised software and educational games designed to encourage both mental and physical dexterity enable individuals to maintain and develop their skills at any level in an enjoyable way.

Paul (left) is using 'Maths Base' software linked to the interactive Whiteboard to improve his number skills. And Philip is using the same system to improve his money counting skills.

Heather enjoys using 'Jigsaw' software on one of the touch-screen computers to work on her co-ordination.Matthew is using a touch-screen computer to encourage his communication skills relating to PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System).

Jack (left) and Robert are using some of the adapted switches to interact with their favourite software.

James (left) and Gary enjoy choosing their favourite clips on 'Youtube'.