Training, support & development for play in schools & other settings. Solving problems for better lunchtime & play experiences. Based in Children's Scrapstore!
‘The future of the playground’ - @WashingtonPost
“A playground is a place where children both escape and prepare for the complicated reality they inhabit.”
#Play#Playce#Splace https://t.co/TVcUfDiClN
Children from a primary school in Glasgow have taken centre stage opening an international conference about the importance of play. https://t.co/kjVV0lycvA
We've saved so much scrap from landfill in May!
Drop us a message if any businesses you know would have scrap to donate.
Thankyou to all our supporters, and do share anything you make from our scrap, we love to see it!
#sustainable#reuse#childrensscrapstore#MakeCreatePlay
Exciting news for families in Bristol! We've partnered with the @ADHDFoundation to offer 3 FREE online courses to support parents in understanding the needs of children with ADHD. Click to register & secure your spot! #ADHDsupport#Bristol#FreeCourses
https://t.co/80qNBmYaOP
By special request I'm sharing my 'top tips' from the presentation I did on #AutisticPlay and #AllPlayIsOk at #IPAGlasgow2023 today. Please, if you're sharing it, could you tag me and use the suggested hashtags 🫶
NEW REPORT Teenagers and Public Space in Scotland. We worked with 146 young people on 3 projects, they told how us how to solve antisocial behavior and design better places. Launching today at IPA Glasgow
@Sustrans
#IPAGlasgow2023
Read more here
https://t.co/OA4ajxRMSb
"Have confidence in your own competence... you know your children..." Harry Harbottle on supporting children to manage risk for practitioners in the moment
@EllenBSandseter “It’s easy to count how many times children hurt themselves when engaging in Risky Play, however we cannot count how many times children have avoided hurting themselves due to becoming more confident in taking risk when given the opportunity” @IPAGlasgow2023
According to NHS statistics, children experiencing mental health difficulties are less likely to report enjoyment of learning.
However, outdoor learning and play could help to support children's mental health at school. Read our blog to find out how ⬇️ https://t.co/tYR8bHeUpe
The drive to play freely is a basic biological drive. Lack of free play may not kill the physical body as with lack of air, food, or water, but it kills the spirit and stunts mental growth. ~ Peter Grey