Rules of play...

Little Fishes Soft Play Centre fully recognises that play brings the world to life for children. Play provides a physical activity that allows a child to explore and understand their own abilities; and as such we endeavour to provide facilities that are safe and suitable for their intended use.

 

Parents/guardians/carers know their child’s capabilities best, and as such they are fully responsible for providing the appropriate level of supervision and accompaniment to maintain their child’s safety and wellbeing.

Parents/guardians/carers must:

• Remain on the premises at all times

• Monitor the children under their care to ensure they are capable of using the equipment safely

• Know where their children are at all times and also ensure the children are able to locate them at all times.

 

Our play facilities offer an environment where children can have fun and play freely, but the safety and integrity of the facilities can only be sustained if uses comply with the facilities restrictions.

Users of the play areas must not:

• Use the junior play area if they are over the age of 11 yrs

• Use the baby play area if they are over the age of 2 yrs

• Take food, drinks, gum, glassware or cutlery/crockery into the play area

• Wear ties, clothes with cords, jewellery, no shatter-resistant spectacles and any sharp objects in the play areas.

• Wear long hair down (hair must be tied back)

• Wear shoes in the play areas (sock must be worn at all times)

• Climb on the netted walls / system structure

 

Users of the play areas must:

• Only have one person per slide lane at a time

• Go feet first down slides and keep elbows in.

• Arms and legs should be covered in suitable attire to reduce the risk of skin abrasions.

• Pockets emptied of loose objects

• Be mindful of other users

• Not wait or play at the bottom of slides.

• Use loose objects as missiles

• Climb up slides

 

Little Fishes Soft Play Centre will strive to offer facilities that inspire the development of children and young people, but the centre can only sustain the professional objectives by asking customer to adhering to strict codes of conduct.

 

Customers must:

• Not allow their children to be involved in any bulling or fighting; behaviour deemed to be inappropriate will not be tolerated; guilty parties will be asked to leave the building.

• Report accidents, injuries, near misses, spillages and any unsafe practises to the play centre staff/volunteers.

• Use the baby changing facilities to attend to their child’s toilet needs (nappy changing/use of toilet). Soiled nappies should be deposited in the washroom sanitary bin.

Only consume food and drink that has been purchased in the centre; not applicable to baby food.