Fear of intolerance ‘stops children playing out’
Fear of upsetting the neighbours is preventing many parents letting their children play…
Read more »Fear of upsetting the neighbours is preventing many parents letting their children play…
Read more »Children are “disappearing from our streets”, charities have warned after a poll found…
Read more »Unfriendly communities and “intolerant neighbours” prevent children from playing outdoors, a survey has…
Read more »The influx of electronic entertainment that seems to be taking over the modern…
Read more »There are many things we remember from childhood that are often recalled with…
Read more »Children should return to playing old fashioned games like hopscotch to stop them…
Read more »The “schoolification” of early years education is leaving under-fives without enough time to…
Read more »Late nights and lax bedtime routines can blunt young children’s minds, research from…
Read more »24 September 2013 Hilton Grosvenor Hotel, Grosvenor Street, Edinburgh Play Scotland’s annual conference…
Read more »We are delighted that play is mentioned in Health and Landscapes in this…
Read more »Woodland Trust have 4000 free tree packs to give away to school, community and youth…
Read more »British children are suffering from wartime diseases because their junk food diets are…
Read more »The school run should be banned in a bid to battle childhood obesity,…
Read more »Children as young as three are receiving hospital treatment on the NHS for…
Read more »Play Scotland was one of the partner organisations at CBeebies Mr Bloom,’s Big…
Read more »Join Play Scotland today, for free, and support us in our work to…
Read more »Think about your favourite Play memories, where were your favourite places to play…
Read more »The Scottish Government has launched Scotland’s first ever Play Strategy http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Resource/0042/00425722.pdf
Read more »More children – and adults – than ever are being diagnosed with Attention…
Read more »A boom in smartphone use is being blamed for an alarming rise in…
Read more »Junk food manufacturers are still bypassing rules on advertising unhealthy products to children…
Read more »Harvey Pickersgill ballooned to 16 stone and was bullied at school before doctors…
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