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✓ Published: 22-May-2024
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We enter the World of Kids Rule Play, in Heath Hayes (Cannock). We meet a mom with a daughter with Down Syndrome, who wants to create a new play centre that caters for all but with regular events for special needs children too. It's already big with a huge soft play, sensory sections, role play sections and a party room, and will soon be opening its outside area too and further function room.
We enter the World of Kids Rule Play, in Heath Hayes (Cannock). We meet a mom with a daughter with Down Syndrome, who wants to create a new play centre that caters for all but with regular events for special needs children too. It's already big with a huge soft play, sensory sections, role play sections and a party room, and will soon be opening its outside area too and further function room.
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