Dozens of autistic Doncaster youngsters enjoy Go Bounce Easter party

Go Bounce in Shaw Lane was the venue for the party for children with autism and special needs.

Youngsters were able to burn off some energy on the indoor venue’s numerous attractions, including dozens of trampolines as well as a wide range of other attractions at the park which is one of the town’s biggest indoor play zones.

And there was a very special guest to bring a smile to children’s faces, with the Easter Bunny in attendance.

The event follows a successful Christmas party at the same venue, with both gatherings organised by mums Lisa Stead and Rebecca Burns.

Said Rebecca: “We did it again! Over 80 children, their siblings, plus carers and families attended

"Special mention to Balby Plantation and Dunscroft One Stop for the Easter egg donations and Brian Cherowbrier of Pitman’s Pantry in Stainforth for his monetary donation.

"We’re fundraising for a summer fayre next for all the members of my support group on Facebook.

“The staff at Go Bounce are amazing with children with additional needs, most of the staff are young and they are a credit.”

Said Rebecca: “Both our boys are diagnosed – my son Ollie and Lisa’s son Zak.

"I have a support group for Doncaster families that either have an ASD diagnosis or are still waiting following referrals - it’s so important our children are able to enjoy things but it can be challenging too.”