Sensory and accessibility products

A wearable GPS tracker built specifically for children with autism and other special needs who are at risk of wandering/elopement, with real-time location tracking, geofenced alerts, and a two-way speakerphone. Requires an ongoing paid monitoring subscription in addition to the device itself. The device's current price could not be confirmed cleanly from the manufacturer's pricing page (it is plan-based and not shown as a flat figure in the page content we could fetch), so no price_band is set here rather than estimating one -- check angelsense.com for current device and subscription pricing. AngelSense's support line includes a UK number alongside its US service.

Sourced via public research on 28 August 2026, not independently verified. Manufacturer's page

A handmade weighted blanket, made in Worcester, UK, from OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certified polycotton. Weighted blankets are commonly used to support sleep and self-regulation for autistic children and children with sensory processing differences. Weight should be chosen for the individual child -- check the manufacturer's sizing guidance and speak to an occupational therapist if you are unsure.

Sourced via public research on 26 August 2026, not independently verified. Manufacturer's page

A silicone chew pendant worn on a breakaway cord, intended as a safe and discreet outlet for oral sensory seeking and chewing. Chewigem is a UK manufacturer listed in the National Autistic Society directory.

Sourced via public research on 26 August 2026, not independently verified. Manufacturer's page

The UK edition of Pyramid Educational Consultants' Mini Schedule Board (335mm x 76mm), sold through PECS United Kingdom. Same function as the US version: a hook-and-loop visual schedule strip that helps a child move through an activity's steps and see what's "finished", reducing the anxiety of not knowing what comes next. Picture cards are sold separately. Listed as a distinct row from the US board because it is a different market SKU at a different, GBP-denominated price -- same pattern as other UK/US-priced pairs in this catalogue.

Typical price: Under £20

Sourced via public research on 28 August 2026, not independently verified. Manufacturer's page

A visual countdown timer that shows a red disc shrinking as time elapses, making the passage of time concrete rather than abstract. Widely used to support transitions and time management for autistic children, in classrooms and at home.

Sourced via public research on 26 August 2026, not independently verified. Manufacturer's page