3/5 oscar m. 5 months ago on Google
It's
good
in
my
opinion.
I
had
enjoyed
the
stuff
by
the
Lambo.
I'd
say
it's
fit
for
a
lot
of
people.There
is
just
one
problem.
So
my
brother
has
autism
and
does
not
like
putting
the
socks
on.
He
was
having
fun,
jumping
around
and
laughing,
when
a
staff
member
spotted
him
without
the
socks
on.
He
approached
him.
he
tried
to
talk
to
him,
but
because
of
his
autism,
he
just
moved
to
another
trampoline.
Another
staff
member
did
the
same
but
he
didn't
know
what
was
going
on,
so
he
just
ran.
But
in
a
happy
way,
because
he
was
smiling
(he
likes
being
chased).
Then
the
staff
started
a
whole
investigation
about
"whose
the
parent
with
the
kid
with
the
blue
shirt
(he
had
a
blue
shirt
that
day)"
After
about
2
minutes,
The
staff
found
my
aunt.
She
was
worried
because
she
thought
my
brother
was
lost.
So
the
staff
tock
her
to
my
brother.
He
was
jumping
happily.
then
my
aunt
asked
me
where
the
socks
were.
I
said
I
assumed
they
were
in
the
foam
pit.
My
aunt
then
decided
to
put
the
socks
on
him.
but
he
was
not
having
it.
My
aunt
spent
the
next
20
minutes
chasing
him
around
the
place.
In
the
middle
of
all
this,
in
the
distance
i
saw
my
grandmother
shouting
to
another
member
of
staff.
I
could
not
hear
from
there,
but
when
I
came
to
have
a
break
a
few
minutes
later,
she
told
me
what
happened.
She
said
that
last
time
she
came,
he
also
took
his
socks
off.
But
they
said
nothing.
Now,
this
could
have
all
been
avoided
if
we
went
to
the
SEN
session
(Thats
every
Saturday
9:00
-
10:00
By
the
way)
but
nobody
wants
to
wake
up
that
early
on
a
Saturday.
So
I
recommend
moving
it
to
after
school.
Overall,
its
a
good
place.
Just
hire
staff
more
used
to
children
with
disabilities.