Kids Klubs Childcare Ltd.

Kids Klubs Childcare Ltd. Kids Klubs Childcare is a well-established child-centred service that is run by a dedicated and highly qualified team since 1989. Meath.

Kids Klubs Childcare is a well-established early education service that is run by a dedicated and highly qualified team since 1989. We have centres in Bayside, Dublin 13 and Kells, Co.

Hooray! 👏👏👏 Kids Klubs Childcare Ltd have two places available for the 2-3 year old group. If you are interested in find...
24/02/2026

Hooray! 👏👏👏

Kids Klubs Childcare Ltd have two places available for the 2-3 year old group.

If you are interested in finding out more, please contact [email protected]

Love is in the air.... And we feel it in the Red Room 😍🥰 . Today we made valentine cards for whom we loved. We paint han...
20/02/2026

Love is in the air.... And we feel it in the Red Room 😍🥰 . Today we made valentine cards for whom we loved. We paint hands on the green colour and print them onto paper . Then we added blue pods and stickers and after we glued our hand prints. And we have a lovely cactus in the pod.
Something exciting also happened 😎 Sabrina invited us to the yellow room and made us a delicious pizza (even Joanna got a piece 🍕🍕). Thank you Sabrina.
Joanna

In the Blue Room, the children enjoyed a fun and engaging Carnival Week filled with circus-themed activities.The childre...
20/02/2026

In the Blue Room, the children enjoyed a fun and engaging Carnival Week filled with circus-themed activities.
The children explored their creativity by making colourful clown pictures using paint and different tools, helping to develop their fine motor skills and imagination.
Sensory play activities allowed the children to explore textures and circus-themed resources together, encouraging curiosity, language, and social interaction. Outdoors, the children took part in balancing activities, pretending to be circus performers as they stepped across colourful platforms, supporting their physical development and confidence.Carnival Week in the Blue Room is full of laughter, learning, and joyful experiences, as the children learned through play and shared exciting moments with their friends !
I&B aim1lg 1,2,3 C aim2 lg1,2,3 WB aim3 lg1,2,4
Ewa and Ciara

Welcome to Tuesday in the Yellow Room 😁This morning we are busy with beans! The children are filling different size cont...
20/02/2026

Welcome to Tuesday in the Yellow Room 😁

This morning we are busy with beans! The children are filling different size containers with different types of beans. This is a great way to introduce the concept of weight, size, capacity, and language such as full, empty, half, quarter etc. This is early maths. Exploring & Thinking: Aim 1, Goal 6.

Conversations are full of trips to restaurants,cooking dinner at home, and what we like to eat. Sharing experiences is an excellent way to bond with our peers and find out about each other. Well-Being: Aim 1, Goal 1 - make strong attachments and develop warm and supportive relationships with family, peers, and adults in out of home settings, and in their community.

The Yellow Room, Leanne & Sabrina

Making tracks, building roads, creating bridges, and fixing trains and cars. This week, we have been following a strong ...
28/01/2026

Making tracks, building roads, creating bridges, and fixing trains and cars. This week, we have been following a strong emergent interest in transport. We've been discussing how we get to Kids Klubs each day and this supports the children to share their news and be aware of others. We have an exceptionally polite group who are very interested in what their friends have to say 😍

Identity & Belonging: Aim 1, Goal 2&3 - each person is special and unique, and understanding individuality.

The group are very skilled at choosing how to design their cars and look what a colourful road we made! The children continue to be excited by the theme of transport so next week we will explore unusual transport from around the world 🌎. Have you seen a chicken bus from Guatemala? Or a tuk tuk in Thailand? How about Snow Dogs pulling sleighs in Norway? Have you been on the 109 from Kells to Dublin before?

Lots more to discover next week.....and the best way is through hands on play and sensory experiences 🙌🙌🙌

Exploring & Thinking: Aim 2 &3 - gather and use information, and explore and develop theories about the world

The Yellow Room: Leanne & Sabrina

This week, the yellow room has been focusing on messy and sensory play. As the weather is getting better, we are spendin...
26/01/2026

This week, the yellow room has been focusing on messy and sensory play. As the weather is getting better, we are spending more time outside. The garden got a beautiful makeover with chalk and paint, we did some body painting, experimented with coloured rice and spaghetti, colour mixing play " I think it will make green" explored different textures, made Eton mess and tasted some different types of beans and peas. We also had loads of imaginative role play indoor and outdoors.

Child-led messy and sensory play are foundational learning experiences that support holistic development by allowing children to explore their world through sight, touch, sound, smell, and even taste.

Benefits of Messy and Sensory Play
Brain & Cognitive Development: Engaging multiple senses simultaneously builds and strengthens neural pathways essential for learning and memory. Children develop an early understanding of scientific principles like cause and effect, volume, and buoyancy through hands-on experimentation.
Physical Motor Skills:
Fine Motor Skills: Pouring, pinching, and scooping strengthen the small muscles in hands and fingers, pre writing skills for holding pencils, and using cutlery
Gross Motor Skills: Larger movements like stepping stones, stomping in garden, or throwing sand improve balance, coordination, and overall muscle strength.
Language & Communication: As children play, they learn to use descriptive adjectives such as "slimy," "sticky," "rough," or "grainy" to explain their experiences, significantly expanding their vocabulary and communication skills.
Social & Emotional Skills:
Emotional Regulation: Sensory play can have a meditative, calming effect that helps children manage stress, anxiety, and big emotions.
Socialization: Group messy play encourages sharing, turn-taking, and cooperation as children negotiate space and materials with their peers.
Creativity & Independence: Because there is no "right or wrong" way to play with messy materials, children feel safe to take creative risks, which builds their self-confidence and independent thinking skills.
Responsibility: Involving children in the setup and clean-up process teaches them self-help skills and a sense of ownership over their environment.

Well being- aim 3 LG 1&2

Exploring and Thinking- aim 3 LG

Identity and belonging- aim 1 LG 1,5,6

Communicating - aim 4 LG 1, 4,6

The Yellow Room, Sabrina and Leanne

26/01/2026

€20 per hour for Fetac Level 7/8 in early childhood. 25 days annual leave.

Paid training e.g First Aid Responder, manual handling, fire safety, food hygiene.

Part and full time position available. Hours negotiable.

Please contact [email protected] for more information 😁

Kids Klubs Garden is getting a makeover! The children are busy making their mark and being creative. They are showing wh...
23/01/2026

Kids Klubs Garden is getting a makeover! The children are busy making their mark and being creative. They are showing which colours they like and drawing what interests them. This is a great canvas to express their thoughts and ideas as it is so big and encourages lots of large gross motor skills. They are stretching and jumping to reach clear spaces. Clever little people.

The Yellow Garden, Leanne & Sabrina

14/01/2026

We were paint skating today 😂. The Blue Room, Leanne & Ciara

Some of the lovely little people might need a bath tonight.....we used our toes, legs and bums as paintbrushes. What a g...
14/01/2026

Some of the lovely little people might need a bath tonight.....we used our toes, legs and bums as paintbrushes. What a great way to make our mark on a dreary Wednesday afternoon 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

Well-Being: Aim 3, Goal 1 and 2 - creative expression and expression through a variety of play.

The Blue Room, Leanne & Ciara

Did you know that Snowy Owls have feathery legs and feet to keep warm? The Yellow Room are enjoying the theme of Arctic ...
14/01/2026

Did you know that Snowy Owls have feathery legs and feet to keep warm? The Yellow Room are enjoying the theme of Arctic Animals this week and especially enjoyed the interactive story of the Owl Babies by Martin Waddell. It led to discussions about where mum's might go, who looks after us, and what we do when they come back.

Well-Being: Aim 1, Goal 3 - handle transitions and changes well.

The group expressed confidence that their mum would always come back too - just like Sarah, Percy and Bill 🦉🦉🦉

We have made Snow Foxes, Snowy Owls, and a cosy Arctic habitat...what will the rest of the week bring? Definitely some cold, icy excavation on the way ❄️❄️❄️

The Yellow Room, Leanne and Sabrina

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Archdeaconry View
Kells
A82A782

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 6:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 6:30pm

Telephone

+353469252874

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