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Ingrid Skeels posted this in Childhood, Community, Free Play, Playing Out, social change on 23/01/2019
Playing out means healthier, happier children who know other children and neighbours where they live. Children who know ‘their patch’ and feel a sense of belonging. It means more free play outside where children can explore, test and challenge, connect with others and use their imaginations IN REAL LIFE instead of on screens. It’s hard for us all to limit screen time when there aren’t good alternatives for children.
Ingrid Skeels posted this in News, Playing Out on 18/12/2018
Playing Out is a national parent and resident-led movement restoring children’s freedom to play out in the streets…
Ellie Richold posted this in Community, Freedom, Health, Local activators, Neighbourliness, Playing Out on 30/11/2018
We first began Playing Out on our street in the springtime. Like excited little lambs – if lambs…
Ingrid Skeels posted this in Community, Neighbourliness on 30/10/2018
Clocks have gone back, nights are drawing in, and the festival that children love will soon be here!…
Ingrid posted this in Childhood, Freedom, Independent Mobility, International, Traffic on 05/10/2018
October is international walk to school month, yet how many young children still do that independently? Parent Rachel…
Alice posted this in Childhood, Free Play, Health, Independent Mobility, Policy, Traffic on 31/08/2018
The parent-led Playing Out movement, along with play organisations and advocates, have long called on the government to support…
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