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The SEN team at Cranford are amazing at looking after my son, who is a runner, climber, he can lash out randomly, overall very challenging and is non verbal but he is a cheeky happy chappy the rest of the time. Because if his needs no other club will take him but the Guys at OHM are all welcoming, they have a fresh young team who are fast and enthusiastic and they have given me some hope back in my life!

My son’s had a great time at sen ohm Easter club. They really preferred this sen club to the multi sport camp. It suited there special needs and give them a lot of sensory stimulation and meet and greet other special needs children. I highly recommend and very pleased

We had a fantastic experience and couldn’t be happier. Overall, a brilliant experience that we would absolutely recommend to other families. We will definitely be returning in the future. My kids H & O loved it!

Do not recommend this club.
They are unprofessional. I wrote the email on December and they never come back to me ! Been calling 10 times a day and never pick up the phone ! They don’t know how to communicate with people!
Please if you can choose different club

Do not leave your children with these people! They were very disrespectful towards my child, asking intrusive questions. It states on their website that they close at 6pm but then I come to pick up my child at 5:55pm my child was outside in the dark with a staff member complaining that I was late. They call to complain about pick up before 6pm arrives. The staff are extremely disrespectful towards my child, calling him a nickname that he doesn't like and has repeatedly asked them not to, he has special needs and they have not been considerate of this at all. He is now refusing to go back there. I am extremely disappointed because these people are meant to be trained and actually engage with your child accordingly. DO NOT USE THESE PEOPLE!

Good location no safeguarding visible.

Went to Deer school for first time. There was no signing in or out of the children. Letting aside the fact that if the parents of the child are not on speaking terms anything could have happened if the "wrong" parent picked the child up. How does anyone know how many kids are in for case of emergency such as fire ?

I have attempted to conntact the club about my child and his needs (social anxiety and inability communicating with others if they are not well known to him). He is highly masking in new settings so will appear super functional but the meltdown we had to endure and a day lost from work following day to regulate him back because he was refused warm lunch and told to eat his packed lunch, which was just a snack of veggies and fruits (as that is what was written in the email to send them in with snacks). Even if he had packed sandwich and decided he would like pasta with his friend, why would that be issue ? If somebody had thought it may be issue with me as a parent I would have expected a call. Especially as a first time in child.

If your child needs any more than to be called for lunch and when you arrive (hoping they are still there as there isn't any log of coming / going) I wouldn't bother.

OHM half term camps are fun, convenient and very affordable. It’s a safe environment and the young staff seems to take very good care of the young children. I would personally be very happy to recommend these camps to anyone.

My son loves the OHM camps. Full of sports and fun

My two boys having been
using OHM camps at Deer Park school for over a year now and the love them. Amazing value for money, quieter activities for those who are not so sport but also plenty of new and different activities.

My kids had a great time at the camp, they got to spend a lot of time outdoors playing with their old friends (and making new ones). And for us parents it’s a very convenient option when it comes to having to arrange the daycare for our children during their school breaks.

The coaches are really kind and helpful. They play football with us. It's all kept tidy and it's a lovely place. I love playing ouside, playing football, doing the tournaments, doing Just Dance and Arts and Crafts.
(Hector, age 6 - Old Deer Park School)

Took my kids to a football trial session that OHM advertised on facebook. A teenager was leading the class who looked like he didn’t want to be there.He didn’t know what this session was about or why we came. Anytime my child would go close to a ball, he’d be told not to touch it. We left after 10 minutes. Waste of time.

My son attended the camp for 2 days over Easter and had such a great time. I was reluctant to book any longer for the fear it would become boring but my son told me next time holiday he would like to go everyday because it was so good. If he is happy then so am I.

Easter Holiday Camp at Wood End Primary, Northolt.

This was the first time we've sent our son to any kind of Holiday Camp and he LOVED it.

There was a great range of activities including football, dodgeball and board games which he participated in every single day he attended.

He went to bed the night before excited about seeing hes mates the next day and we've never seen him get up and get ready to go somewhere so quickly EVER!

For the parents: At no point in time was I concerned for the well being of my son (outside of normal, that is). The coaches at the camp made sure that both the indoor and outdoor environments were safe and catered for the needs of the kids perfectly. It was great value too..

Finally, the Mac & Cheese from day 1 got rave reviews!

Roll on the Summer Holidays!