A FAST-growing children's activity business is launching a new UK-wide franchise opportunity aimed at parents, former teachers, childcare professionals and coaches who are looking for a flexible, family-friendly alternative to traditional employment.

The business, which delivers wraparound school clubs, holiday clubs, lunchtime clubs and children's parties, has built a strong reputation for high-quality provision in schools and local communities.

Following sustained demand from parents and professionals asking how they could run similar services in their own areas, the company is now opening its model to franchise partners for the first time.

The franchise has been specifically designed to fit around family life, offering school-friendly hours and the opportunity to build a meaningful business while continuing to work with children. Most franchisees achieve a turnover in excess of £30,000 in their first year, with the added benefit of free childcare for their own children while delivering sessions.

"Our franchise has been created for people who love working with children but want more flexibility and control over their time," said Kerry Goodacre, Director at ClubsComplete Ltd.

"We speak to so many mums, ex-teachers and childcare professionals who don't want to return to rigid hours after having children.

"This gives them a chance to build something for themselves, without compromising family life."

The opportunity is open to individuals with or without previous business experience, with full training, systems and ongoing support provided.

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Franchisees run their own businesses locally while operating under an established brand and proven operating model.

The launch comes at a time when increasing numbers of parents are reassessing traditional career paths following maternity leave, and when schools continue to see strong demand for high-quality wraparound childcare.

A limited number of franchise territories are being released nationally. For more information, visit www.clubscomplete.co.uk or contact Jessica Heath: [email protected]