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Afterschool care - Whippsnappers & JAM

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PurpleHayes

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Does anyone have any experience, good or bad, of the afterschool / wraparound care provided by Whippsnappers (http://whippersnappers.org/5-11-years-old/after-school-clubs/) or Jam (http://www.jamextendedschools.co.uk/). Specifically looking for details of the clubs based within Herne Hill / North Duwlich.


Would be grateful if you could PM me details if you do.


Thank you

goldilocks

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I don't have personal experience of JAM, but my friends kids both attended for a number of years. They were collected from Dulwich Hamlet and seemed to really enjoy it. I remember they said that they liked the food better than the school after school care (think they got more) and they both enjoyed going. If we hadn't got school ASC we would have used JAM. The hours are longer too.

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