


Lovely to see SNAP referenced in this important article from Public health Network Cymru, about the link between education and health, written by Rebecca Curtis. Rebecca explains beautifully what we do and encourages those who want to know more, to get in touch. Here’s the link (see page 9): Education in Wales E-Bulletin
Something spectacular happened to us last night. Snap Specialist Play WON the overall charity for Western Telegraph Local Hero Awards which was being celebrated at the #torchtheatre Thank you to whoever put us forward for this award. I’d like to take a moment to congratulate every single person who had been put forward to those…
Friday’s appreciation post!
A very long time ago you may remember Ross Chell decided to compete in a series of 10k Marathons in aid of a specialist chair for Snap Specialist Play.
This summer, we shared six incredible weeks of activities for children with Additional Learning Needs (ALN). From messy play, horse haven and physical fun to music, Crocodile Rock, and celebrations through our parent progress sessions, every week was packed with opportunities to learn, explore, and most importantly — have fun. Together, we created a summer where…
Today not only marks the official 30th Birthday for SNAP, I’m also celebrating 20 years of service to our very special charity! I will be forever grateful to our dear Mr Bill Philpin for pushing me to the interview that day. The passion I felt back then is still very much the passion I still…
Following our training and collaboration between Mair Jones – Teacher for visual impairment and Gwyn McCormack, we have successfully re organized part of our sensory room so that each stage of the positive eye strategies are at hand and within reach at all times for our practitioners & children to use.