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What children say about play in Wales

  • David Dallimore

    Research output: Book/ReportCommissioned report

    Abstract

    ‘I learn new things and climb trees’ – What children say about play in Wales shows that overall, the picture presented by children across Wales is that when they are allowed out, and able to play in the places they want to, most children are happy with the choice of good quality spaces, and overall are satisfied with their play opportunities. Nonetheless, a number of factors would seem to be important in restricting children’s rights and may be causes of harm.

    Data for the research comes from surveys completed by nearly 6,000 children across thirteen local authority areas in Wales as part of their Play Sufficiency Assessments in 2019.
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of PublicationCardiff
    PublisherPlay Wales
    Number of pages22
    Publication statusPublished - 21 Nov 2019

    Keywords

    • children's voices
    • children and young people
    • Play and Playthings
    • Children's Rights

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