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National Emergency Services Museum Sensory Friendly Days

New for 2019 the National Emergency Services Museum (NESM) team are working alongside the Autism Centre for Supported Employment to bring new opening days suitable for visitors with various sensory needs.

Throughout the museum they will use lights, sounds, smoke and smells to bring history to life.

Visitors can borrow their all-new sensory backpacks for their visits. There will also be comfy chill out zones on each floor.

Additionally, they will open with additional staff and have “lights only” times.

The Museum at West Bar Sheffield S3 8PT will open on the first Tuesday of every month from 10:00 to 16:00 starting on Tuesday April 2nd to celebrate World Autism Awareness Day

Sessions:
10:00 – 12:30 “Lights only” quiet sessions
12:30 – 16:00 Lights, sounds and smells

For more information see the Sensory Friendly Days Flyer.

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