S.N.A.P.
SPECIAL NEEDS ADVENTURE PLAYGROUND
PYE GREEN ROAD
CANNOCK
STAFFORDSHIRE
WS11 5RW
01543 579286
snapcannock@outlook.com
Charity No 1059988
Registered Company No 03259275
Welcome to S.N.A.P Playground
S.N.A.P. is a
Special Needs Adventure Playground.
It provides a safe, secure and non-judgemental play area for children and adults with special needs. Siblings without special needs are also welcome.
Parents can relax for a while in the knowledge that their children will be safe.
At SNAP you will find
* Indoor soft play area
*Outdoor adventure playground with wheelchair swing and inclusive roundabout
*Cycle track with a variety of bikes, trikes and scooters
*Activity / craft / computer room /party room
*Sensory room
*Wide range of toys
*Plus the staff provide a wide range of sensory activities/messy play activities outside weather permitting
Now that the children are back at school, we are now back to our Term Time Session Timetable. All sessions need to be booked in advance by calling the office on 01543 575986.
We are now CASH ONLY and can no longer be taking card payments. There is an ATM across the road from SNAP in the NISA store x
Now that the balls are back in the ball pool, here's a reminder of the rules of our ball pool.
In addition to having our sensory room refurbished, we have also had refurbishments carried out in our soft play! We've had floor panels recovered, a new step into the ballpoon area, as well as new lights and mirrored ceiling in our tunnel.
The work in the sensory room and soft play was carried out by Sheila and Colin Pope who did a fantastic job as always.
We have had some refurbishments carried out in our sensory room including having our bubble tubes cleaned and secured, new mirror panels, repaired projector, new UV light and new donated fiber optics installed! And the sensory room has been santised thoroughly! Check it out next time you visit!
SNAP has 2 playworkers Sarah and Julie, who are funded by Children In Need.
Sarah works on weekends and Julie works during the toddler sessions.
Their goal is to help the children develop social skills, and to provide more fun at SNAP!
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