Accessibility Statement
This statement was last updated on 02.10.2026.
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At Sensory Sprouts Play, we believe every child deserves a safe, fun, and welcoming space to play, learn, and grow. We run our sessions at the Nansledan Community Centre, a warm, bright, and modern space designed with accessibility in mind. We are fully committed to making our playgroup inclusive for children and caregivers of all abilities.
Below is an overview of the venue’s physical setup, sensory environment, and how we support diverse needs.
Session Accessibility
Physical Access & Parking
Getting Here: Nansledan is designed with wide, buggy-friendly footpaths and dropped kerbs. The community centre is situated on the ground floor.
Step-Free Access: The venue features completely step-free access from the street into the main hall, making it easy to navigate with double-buggies, prams, or wheelchairs.
Parking: Parking in Nansledan is entirely free. There is a dedicated car park right next to the community centre, with designated wheelchair-accessible spaces, as well as short-stay parking bays nearby.
Buggy Parking: We have designated indoor space within the main hall area to park your buggies and prams safely out of the weather (although this is limited).
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Bathroom & Facilities
Accessible Toilet: The centre is equipped with a modern, fully accessible wheelchair-friendly toilet.
Baby Changing: A clean, accessible baby changing facility is available on-site with nappy disposal bins provided.
Kitchen Facilities: The centre has a small adjacent kitchen. If you ever need access to clean water or a microwave to warm up baby milk or food, our team will be happy to help.
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The Sensory & Play Environment
Light and Space: The main hall is a 67 m² room with large windows that provide plenty of gentle, natural daylight.
Sensory Accommodations: We understand that busy environments can sometimes feel overwhelming for little ones (and grown-ups!). We provide a dedicated quiet sensory corner with soft mats, books, if your child needs a moment of calm, this will be accessible to babies also so please if your little one is older, please be mindful of the younger ones.
Layout: Toys, sensory bins, and craft tables are spread across both low tables and floor mats so that children can comfortably interact at whatever level suits their physical mobility.
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Dietary & Medical Needs
We operate a strictly nut-free zone within the play sessions however the facility where the contents is stored, prepared and bought into have got nuts, diary and gluten within, although activity kept separate. Â
We proactively try cater to allergies.
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Feeding: We want to activity encourage Mums to Breastfeed or Bottle-feed their babies/children anywhere they feel comfortable within the space.
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Our Team & Staff Support
Our group leaders are friendly, approachable, and happy to adapt any sessions or crafts to suit your child’s individual needs where we can.
If you or your child needs a helping hand during a session—whether that means a visual breakdown of the routine or assistance with an activity—please just ask.
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Photo & Video ConsentÂ
We would love to photograph & video small moments of joy, enriched play & the joy of children whilst they attend our sessions, we will ensure to keep your little ones faces out of the content/photographs/videos. If this is something you strongly want us to not do, we completely respect your wishes, please just let us know.
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Contact & Pre-Visit
We want you to feel entirely confident before you arrive. If you have any specific questions about your family’s requirements please get in touch.
Or, If you find an accessibility issue on the site, or if you require further assistance, you are welcome to contact us through the organisation's accessibility coordinator:
Amelia Osborne - Founder of Sensory Sprouts Play
sensorysproutsplay@gmail.com