Cubbie

17/03/2026

We’ve added a St Patrick’s Day sensory experience to Cubbie. Individuals can engage with the day’s festivities at a pace that feels right for them.

17/03/2026

is a time to pause and genuinely appreciate what it means to include everyone — not just in words, but in practice.

Because inclusion isn’t just about awareness — it’s about real, tangible change that gives every person the space to show up and thrive as themselves.

11/03/2026

What would it look like if everyone had the right support exactly when they needed it?

The National Autistic Society provides valuable insights into the everyday experiences that can be overwhelming, confusing, or inaccessible for many autistic people. It highlights how sensory overload, unexpected changes, and demanding environments can affect a person's ability to participate and feel safe.

It’s an important reminder that inclusion isn’t about doing more, it’s about designing environments that consider sensory and communication needs from the start.

When people have access to tools and spaces that allow them to pause, regulate, and reset, everything changes. Confidence grows, engagement becomes possible, and daily life becomes more manageable.

At Cubbie, we believe support shouldn’t be reactive or one-off, it should be embedded within our communities. Thank you to the National Autistic Society for continuing to raise awareness and advocate for environments where everyone can thrive.

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06/03/2026

Such an important message on University Mental Health Day about student mental health and the need for genuine, accessible support across university life.

It's important to highlight the realities many students face and advocate for environments where seeking help is normalised and supported.

Creating spaces where every student feels safe, understood, and able to thrive is essential.

02/03/2026

We had a great time at the ETBI FET Conference. We had the chance to catch up with David Forde, Principal of Carlow Institute of Further Education and Training KCETB.

He shared that he is extremely happy with the impact Cubbie has had and would highly recommend Cubbie to schools especially those supporting further education students.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by for a chat, the energy, insights, and passion for supporting learners across Ireland was inspiring.

27/02/2026

Today is International Stand Up to Bullying Day and is a reminder that kindness, empathy, and inclusion are everyone’s responsibility.

A small act of support can make a big difference in someone’s day, and their confidence.

Let’s all choose compassion and create spaces where everyone feels safe and valued.

24/02/2026

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Praxis Care Children's Respite Service supports children with learning disabilities and autism. They wanted a way to help children learn to regulate their emotions more independently and create calmer moments throughout their day.

Since introducing Cubbie, they've seen more positive engagement from children who typically struggle to connect, along with a reduction in anxiety.

It's great to be working with the Praxis Care team to make sure every child can thrive.

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23/02/2026

We’re delighted to be attending the ETBI FET Conference 2026!

Come and speak to our amazing Megan McKenzie and see the Cubbie in action.

21/02/2026

Today is International Mother Tongue Day. The UN reminds us that 40% of learners worldwide don’t have access to education in a language they understand best.

This year’s focus highlights the voice of youth in multilingual education, recognising young people as leaders in protecting and revitalising languages.

At Cubbie, we believe that inclusion begins with honouring every form of communication and creating safe spaces where everyone feels a sense of belonging.

Let’s continue to build environments where every language and every voice is valued.

17/02/2026

It’s , and today we’re sharing a powerful story from Harberton Special School in Belfast. Their team has been using Cubbie to support pupils with complex sensory needs, and the results speak for themselves.

Many pupils were losing valuable learning time due to sensory overload, emotional dysregulation, and the need for staff support to help them settle again.

Deputy Principal McAllister shared how Cubbie has helped pupils feel calm, safe, and ready to return to class.

A huge thank you to Harberton for their incredible commitment to inclusive, supportive education, and for letting us be part of their journey.

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