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Children’s play is one of the most comprehensive crosscutting public policy issues affecting families and communities.
Thursday 25 October 2007
Thursday 25 October 2007
9am
4.30pm
Omagh College
£55 - £85
Event
Lisa O'Connor
PlayBoard
59-65 York Street
Belfast
BT15 1AA
t: 028 9080 3380
e: info@playboard.co.uk
Children’s play is one of the most comprehensive crosscutting public policy issues affecting families and communities. There is growing public interest in play, opinion polls and surveys show a strong demand for places to go and things to do’ for children and young people. Politicians and opinion formers are interested in exploring how good play opportunities can help improve quality of life and safety in neighbourhoods. This conference will explore how play contributes to education, tackles obesity and promotes children’s health and well-being, as well as contributing to children’s development, building social capital and community cohesion.
The conference will
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