A sensory room provides a therapeutic environment for children and individuals with disabilities, particularly those with autism. Carefully selected equipment supports the development of physical and cognitive skills, while the calm setting helps students with behavioral challenges regulate their emotions. At present, the sensory room is used by all children according to a scheduled timetable.

Many children with special needs experience sensory processing differences, making them either highly sensitive or less responsive to sensory stimuli. Sensory-based activities help address these differences, enabling them to better adapt to their surroundings. Through hands-on, sensory-rich experiences, learning becomes more engaging, meaningful, and supportive of their communication, emotional regulation, and overall well-being.