About Funalot
Where Every Child's Adventure Begins! 🌟
Our Story
Founded in 2008, Funalot began as a dream to create the ultimate children's play experience. Our founder, Sarah Johnson, envisioned a place where children could explore, learn, and grow in a safe, stimulating environment. Today, we've welcomed over 5,000 children and their families, creating countless memories and friendships along the way.
We believe that play is essential for healthy child development, and our carefully designed facility provides the perfect environment for children to develop physical skills, creativity, and social connections while having the time of their lives!
Our Values ✨
Safety First
Every child's safety is our top priority. We maintain the highest safety standards and have trained staff supervising all activities.
Secure Environment
Our facility is designed with child safety in mind, featuring soft play areas, secure entrances, and regular safety inspections.
Quality Fun
We provide high-quality, engaging activities that stimulate creativity, physical development, and social interaction.
Community Focus
We're more than just a play centre - we're a community hub where families come together to create lasting memories.
By the Numbers ✨
Our Playful Team 🧸✨
Sarah Johnson
Founder & Director
With 15 years of experience in child development, Sarah founded Funalot to create a safe, fun environment for children to learn and grow.
Georgia Bowles
Present managing director
Georgia took over funalots leading role as managing director in october 2025, moving funalot forward with many planned upgrades comming soon.
Emma Davis
Activities Coordinator
Emma designs and oversees all our play activities, ensuring they're both fun and educational for children of all ages.
Our Safety Commitment ✨
Certified Safety
All staff are certified in child safety and first aid
Regular Inspections
Daily safety checks and monthly professional inspections
Secure Environment
Controlled access and secure play areas
Capacity Management
Real-time monitoring to ensure optimal child-to-staff ratios