Irish school welcomes Sherpa Kids

Sherpa Kids will be providing is trusted childcare services to parents in the Colehill area from the beginning of the next school year.

Sherpa Kids has announced that it will be coming to St Sinneach’s National School in the Irish town of Colehill to offer reasonably priced childcare services to parents of students.

The new Breakfast Club will welcome students early in the morning for a nutritious breakfast to ensure their day gets off to a great start. It will make life much easier for parents who have an early start at work, as they’ll be able to drop their kids off knowing they’ll be fed and well-looked after for a reasonable price. Sherpa Kids prides itself on instilling the importance of good food in children from a young age, so they’ll be fed balanced, healthy foods that give them plenty of energy to learn.

Childcare franchise Sherpa Kids will also run an afterschool club which will allow children to engage in lots of fun, active play with their peers while they wait for their parents to finish work. Each session is filled with age-specific activities that encourage children to develop their imaginations and work on their creativity skills.

The new childcare sessions will begin at St Sinneach’s in late August, just in time for the new school year. Parents can take advantage of them on a regularly scheduled basis or arrange a few sessions as and when they’re needed.

Sherpa Kids was founded in 1996 in New Zealand and has since expanded across the world. It’s fully regulated by OFSTED and has now grown its UK network to have more than 12 franchisees, who provide childcare services to more than 2800 families. The franchise model offered allows for plenty of expansion, meaning each franchisee could grow their operations to care for around 2500 students across around 10 schools in their area.