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Welcome to the Playworks website...
We hope that you are able to find all the information you require on this site to help you understand and get the most out of the services we offer. You will notice links to areas of our work, for example, training and the scrapstore on the menus above. Our latest news on each of these areas will be added as soon as developments occur, and regular visits to the site will ensure that you are up to date. Have a look at the general Playworks flyer here |
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Creating Child Friendly Communities |
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Written by Paul Gelsthorpe
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This is a regional conference on Friday 19th March 2010 (9.30am - 4pm)
Delegates from all over the East Midlands will gain a better understanding of children and young people's play and informal recreation and how they can work together to support more child friendly communities.
The conference is essential for professionals and community or voluntary sector workers who have a role in creating child-friendly play spaces and activities in their local communities.
The day's programme will include;
- Keynote speeches from Adrian Voce, director of Play England and Wendy Russell, Senior Lecturere in Play Work at Gloucester University;
- Workshops on a range of subjects;
- Site visits to some of the innovative play projects in Nottingham City
You can download a booking form here |
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Playworks to update library items... |
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Written by Administrator
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We have updated our stock of library items and they are now available to all Playworks members. The books cover a range of issues from craft and art ideas, to play guidelines. The new items will bring us all up to date on published work in the play sector and we hope that the service will prove useful to you. Come on down and have a browse! |
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Scrapstore hits the headlines! |
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Written by Paul Gelsthorpe
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Here is copy from the Nottingham Evening Post, who came to the scrapstore recently to write about us!
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A charity is aiming to help people become more creative - and eco-friendly - by making use of recyclable waste amassed by companies in Nottingham. BRYAN HENESEY paid a visit to Playworks in StAnn's to find out more.
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Written by Paul Gelsthorpe
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The Play Action Network (PAN) was successfully re-launched in December 2008. PAN is a partnership of organisations / individuals that have an interest in developing children’s play in the city.
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Membership for the scrapstore |
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Written by Administrator
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Membership to Playworks entitles you to access the scrapstore, receive the Play News updates and be a part of our wider network promoting the ethics of quality play provision. The Playworks annual membership fee for a group is calculated based upon the following bandings and the scrap store prices for each type of group are also listed below.
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