1/5 Saran J. 5 months ago on Google
I
just
had
been
to
the
trampoline
park
in
Orpington
with
my
very
mild
special
needs
son
a
couple
of
days
ago
and
I
would
like
to
say
I
was
utterly
devastated
with
the
experience.
I
have
been
to
this
park
with
my
son
many
times
and
always
have
let
the
staff
know
he
needs
to
be
reminded
to
move
off
from
the
foam
bed
after
jumping.
He
is
a
very
quiet
boy
and
may
not
listen
the
first
time
but
when
told
again
he
will
move
and
has
been
doing
this
in
all
other
previous
visits.
This
is
because
he
takes
time
to
process
the
instruction.
This
time
I
heard
from
the
other
children
who
accompanied
my
child
saying
the
staff
were
rude
to
him
and
asked
him
to
move
off
very
rudely.
Also,
a
staff
came
up
to
me
and
told
my
son
ripped
a
foam
bag
and
he
was
suggesting
subtly
that
I
might
need
to
remove
him
from
the
area.
I
mentioned
I
could
be
a
carer
but
not
willing
to
pay
just
to
take
care
of
my
son,
as
I
am
not
a
fan
of
trampolining.
He
said
they
have
carer
free
sessions
for
SEN
children
on
Sundays.
Does
that
mean
there
is
no
inclusion
and
special
need
kids
can
attend
only
one
session
in
a
week
and
that
too
on
a
Sunday
morning,
without
being
judged
and
told
off?
If
this
is
the
policy,
then
as
a
mother
of
a
special
needs
child
I
would
recommend
it
to
be
reviewed
as
this
is
not
fair
for
the
children
with
no
inclusiveness
offered.
That’s
a
miserable
situation
for
a
child
with
needs
in
a
country
which
promotes
inclusiveness.
My
son
was
visibly
upset
and
refused
to
use
the
park
again.
I
am
never
taking
him
again
and
would
definitely
not
recommend
to
any
family
with
or
without
children
with
needs.
I
checked
with
another
trampoline
park
and
they
were
so
helpful
in
calling
me
to
answer
my
online
enquiry
on
payment
for
a
carer.
They
let
me
know
carers
need
not
pay
and
can
follow
their
child,
taking
care
of
them
whilst
the
child
uses
the
trampoline.
They
also
mentioned
they
have
exclusive
sessions
for
special
needs
children
but
are
also
inclusive.