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Cfc10: children’s play and leisure activities in the community

Pool and track Chingford
170 Chingford Rd London E17 5AA

020 8527 5431

This place is for every one who likes to take parts in swimming and exercise. It also has a gym which you can use to reduce fat. Children will enjoy the swimming pool the most, because they like to entertain themselves and to have exercise at the some time. When children are swimming they make new friends and using a lot of energs.forexample they are splashing water on each other and having competition to see who can swim the fastest. Through swimming children they are making good process because they using physical and emotional skills at the same time. For physical they are using fine motor skills and gross motor skills and eye co-ordination.

On the other hand children they are very happy while they are playing on the water and you can see how they shouting or laughing although they learn how to take their turn as well as how to communicate each other because they feel very proud of their achievement.

Tumble in the jungle : address: 245 woodstreetE17 3ht:telephone:0870626 0710

Tumble in the jungle it is a good place for children’s, toddlers and babies. It is indoor play, soft play and helps children’s have lots of exercise. There are lot of facilities for children to play. All the activities in Tumble in the jungle are suitable for any age, especially for little children like toddlers. Tumble in the jungle allows children to have fun and have entertainments. Tumble in the jungle provides children with energy, social physical and emotional skills. Tumble in the jungle it is great place to make new friends and socialise and also learn new skills, most of parents they like to visit every week because they belief it is educational place for their children.

Lloyd Park Forest Road Walthamstow
E17 4PP
Phone: 020 8496 4390
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