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Advice on putting together an after-school play program

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StudiesInPlay · 17/07/2022 20:07

There doesn't seem to be a sub forum for student research, so thought I would try on here.

For the final module of my course 'Play Leadership' I'm required to post on a student forum to seek relevant responses to help build my design for an after-school play program.

Has anyone any advice about this? Undertaken a similar project before?

A few questions I have:

How can I ensure that provision is made for all abilities and interests (including disabilities) ?

Are there any site characteristics that are specific to after-school play programs? In terms of space, safety and physical shelter?

Who/what organisation(s) might I approach for funding?

Thank you for reading and any insight you may be able to offer.

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Kite22 · 17/07/2022 23:20

This board tends to be used for people seeking advice about FE, rather than chatting to other students per se.
I am not sure most people thinking about FE would be able to answer your questions about Out of School Provision.

Are you actually going to set up a provision (which seems odd for a student on a course) ? If not, what do you need the funding for ?

If this is the final module of a course in Play Leadership then I am confused as to how you don't know all this stuff, or at the very least, you haven't been signpost as to where you could check all the regulations. Confused

daisypond · 17/07/2022 23:29

Are you in the U.K.? I think you might mean programme, not program, which would be something very different- a computer program vs a real-life programme. They’re very different things.

StudiesInPlay · 18/07/2022 06:33

@daisypond I meant programme. The course I'm on is based in Australia (though still recognised here).

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Comefromaway · 18/07/2022 15:23

The people posting on this forum are generally parents of 15-18 year olds so are unlikely to know about after school play.

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