Jump London Trampoline Park

After a few false starts, our trampoline park finally gets the green light to reopen from tomorrow morning 🎉🎉🎉

Visit www.jumplondon.com to see all the many changes we've implemented to help keep you safe whilst your having fun jumping with us.

Our trampoline park is reopening on the 4th July. Visit www.jumplondon.com for all information and to make your booking.

2 days to go, 2 packed lunches, 2 clean shirts, 2 more early starts, and 2 more coffee's in peace. Next Week come have your coffee on us

has collided with half term ? So Jump London are rewarding your hard work with some feet up and take a breath time. All next week you get one free regular coffee for each child you bring jumping

3 days to go, 3 packed lunches, 3 clean shirts, 3 more early starts, and more coffee's in peace. Next Week come have your coffee on us

Halloween needs to be fun but not scary so Friday 1st November will be 4-6pm for Primary School Children and 7-9pm for Secondary School kids optional

4 days to go, 4 packed lunches, 4 clean shirts, 4 more early starts, and 4 more coffee's in peace. Next Week come have your coffee on us

and are the same weeks this year so we vote it is just National Chocolate Baking Week and here's and recipe to support it.
Don't worry about the calories burn them off with us.
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https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/easy-chocolate-cake

Easy chocolate cake Master the chocolate cake with an airy, light sponge and rich buttercream filling. It's simple enough for an afternoon tea but special enough for a party too

lacking, no plan for half term not to worry. Parenting is tough so you put your feet up with a free coffee and we

5 days to go, 5 packed lunches, 5 clean shirts, 5 more early starts, and 5 more coffee's in peace. Next Week come have your coffee on us

bet you didn't think trampolining could train your brain but it can.....
1. Increases risk assessment abilities
Activities that involve some risk contribute substantially to the ability of the brain to manage emotions and assess risk.” The brain’s ability to assess risk and manage emotion are key factors that shape people’s behaviours and decision making. Trampoline jumping and unstructured play, can help children understand their physical limits.

2. Improves concentration
Trampoline jumping requires the jumper to manage multiple tasks simultaneously: balancing, bouncing, maintaining an upright position and anticipating the next move. This mental multi-tasking is a fun and effective way to practice the skill of concentration. Concentration can help kids achieve improved attention spans and can lead to increased information retention. Moreover, the ability to concentrate is vital to problem solving and working efficiently.

3. Contributes to spatial awareness
Spatial awareness involves understanding oneself in a space, and in relation to objects. It involves knowing concepts like placement, speed and distance. Spatial awareness is important because it shapes our overall perception. A recent study showed that spatial play, such as trampolines can encourage the development of cognitive skills in young children.

4. Preserves brain health
Trampoline jumping is a great way to give your body’s most vital organs – the heart and the brain – an effective workout. Trampoline jumping circulates blood black to the heart, sending a fresh supply of oxygen-rich blood to the brain. This improves brain health by controlling inflammation and expanding the size of the memory centre. Good brain health is essential for overall functioning and cognitive performance. It is particularly important when it comes to maintaining alertness and minimizing stress..