Play is essential for human development. Current research explores why we play from infancy to our adult years. We try to cater to every type of play so kids can master different skills and grow as intelligent, creative, strong, and sociable humans.
Physical play keeps our bodies strong and flexible, improves our stamina, and enhances balancing skills. This might look like climbing a ladder and sliding down a slide, or stacking Lego blocks.

Cognitive play develops creative and imaginative skills. From these, we begin learning the social skills we use throughout our lives. This might look like pretending to be fairies, reading a book, or making a friend.

Narrative play brings these skills together so we can play complex games, problem solve, and create imaginative worlds. This might look like a game in which some kids act as mice and others act as cats, chasing each other and figuring out game and social rules as they go.

Children do not need to be told how to play – it is an innate ability. Scramble offers children a clean, safe, and fun place to explore all types of play. Adults remain responsible for supervising their children and they can do this in the way that best suits their family, taking full advantage of our free Wi-Fi and excellent cafe.