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Paula Bowers
ChildminderIam a home based childminder in the Aigburth Area .In my setting i have a play room with lots of toys and a outside play area . -
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Eastfield Day Nursery
Day NurseryAchieving wonderful things with little people. We provide excellent care for children between the ages of 3 months and 5 years. Creating a loving, safe and happy environment where children are regarded as individuals and nuturered to develop their full potential. 15 hours free childcare…
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Mini Leagues
Wednesday 6 - 8pm (Term time only)Part of the Inclusive Sport and Activity Programme providing recreational activities for disabled people and those with learning difficulties. Sports are adaptable to suit a variety of disabilities. Specialist equipment is available such as hoists, specialist wheelchairs or adapted cycles All sessions are delivered by… -
Boccia
Monday 4 - 6pm & Tuesday 12.30 - 2.30pmBased on bowls or boules the game is played on a badminton sized court. Players have a set of six balls (either red or blue) which are thrown, kicked or ramped to a white target ball (the jack) and points are scored by those closest… -
Mossley Hill Childcare
Day NurseryMossley Hill Childcare is a private day nursery situated in the leafy suburbs of Sefton Park. The nursery is run by Christine Barnes BA ( Hons) QTS who also has Early Years Professional Status. The nursery is closely monitored by CCTV 24 hours a day.… -
Rebound Therapy
Monday's at 6pm-8pm & Wednesday's at 6pm-8pm, Thursdays 5 - 7pmFun exercise and fitness sessions for disabled people with severe physical disabilities, profound and multiple learning disabilities and autism, using a trampoline. Sessions are led by at least one qualified instructor. No need to book - just turn up! -
Cycling
Wednesday's 10am-12pm, Saturday's 10am-2pmThe cycling club gives disabled people, their family and friends the oppotunity to cycle together in Sefton Park. A variety of bikes are available for participants and are suitable for people with a range of disabilities. Places must be booked in advance. -
Sports and Activities for the Visually Impaired (SAVI)
Tuesday's 6pm-8pmInclusive sports for blind and partially sighted people often have an able-bodied equivalent such as tennis and blind tennis. Generally they work on the same principles with a few adapted rules. For certain activities adapted equipment is required such as audible balls or guide ropes… -
Wheelchair Handball
Wednesday's 6pm-7pmHandball at Greenbank Sports Academy is played indoors. It is a team sport for seven players per side which can be played by wheelchair users or as a running game. The aim of the game is to throw a ball into the goal of the…