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The Jeely Piece Club

Part of Organised Outdoor Community Play Fund and GCC Active Play Fund.

The Jeely Piece Club, based in the Castlemilk area of Glasgow, delivers a range of services for children from pre-school upwards and is based in a purpose built play centre. Inpiring Scotland works with The Jeely Piece Club in all three strands of our play programme; delivering Active Play to primary schools in Glasgow and community play in Castlemilk as well as leading on the Castlemilk Outdoor Nursery in collaboration with other local nurseries.

They have two main services – an early years service providing 58 places for families in their nursery based in Castlemilk Community Centre, and an outdoor nursery based in Castlemilk woodlands with registration for 18 children. This has been up and running since October 2019.

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