SEN Opening
Join us for a SEN session at Oxburgh Estate, aimed at those living or caring for someone on the autism spectrum, neurodivergent individuals, or those who have any other sensory needs.
- Booking essential
- Admission applies
Join us for a SEN session at Oxburgh Estate, aimed at those living or caring for someone on the autism spectrum, neurodivergent individuals, or those who have any other sensory needs.
This session hosts a fun and safe environment with additional activities to engage and provide fun for the whole family.
What makes the session different?
Oxburgh Hall will open an hour earlier at 10am to allow for a calmer and more comfortable environment. There will be a lowered visitor capacity, raised light levels and a reduction in loud noises. On the first floor you will find a quiet room filled with sensory toys and comfortable bean bags.
Our friendly team are trained in disability awareness and are on hand to assist with accessibility requirements.
Time:
The hall will open for a quiet session at 10am. The hall is open for general entry from 11am to 3pm with last admission at 2.15pm.
Price:
This event is bookable as a free event, though general admission is required to be paid on entry to site. A ticket must be booked for every member of the group.
National Trust members free. Up to 2 free carers per person.
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The basics
- Booking details
Call 0344 249 1895
- Meeting point
This event takes place across the whole estate. The quiet session is held within Oxburgh Hall.
- What to bring and wear
Assistant animals only in Oxburgh Hall.
- Accessibility
Please visit the access page of our website for detailed accurate information about the facilities and access at Oxburgh. We are currently creating a video showing the visitor journey at Oxburgh. This will be available to view shortly.
- Other
We would love to hear from you! We are always interested to learn more about accessibility at Oxburgh. If you have suggestions on how we could further improve on what we already have, please do get in touch either via email oxburghestate@nationaltrust.org.uk or by filling in a feedback card before you leave.
Upcoming events
Oxburgh Hall: Past to Present Tour
Discover how the hall at Oxburgh has been altered over the last 500 years.
Turning back the clock: Archaeology Tour
Take a journey through time on Oxburgh's fascinating archaeology tour.
Immersive Gatehouse Experience
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