Dr. Mark Tremblay of Canada’s HALO Research talks to Prof. John Reilly of the University of Strathclyde and Rachel Cowper of Inspiring Scotland about how, counter to to popular belief, it is safer for children to be outdoors than indoors.
This video is part of a series on the health crisis faced by young children around the world due to high sedentary behaviour. And also looks at the enormous benefits to health and well-being, as well learning and emotional development, of active outdoor play for children.
These are the building blocks of fundraising. If you follow them you’ll stand a much great chance of success. 1. Make a case for support Be really clear about what it is you’re fundraising for. Many organisations will call this their case for support and this is the document where you’re setting out your vision
Read MoreThis week’s practitioner’s guide features bite-sized tips on community ownership and encouraging children and young people to care for our planet from Guest contributors Moira McCormick and Sam Skelton, The Concrete Garden. These informative tips link in with our latest podcast episode! #TuesdayTips
Read MorePart of Thrive Outdoors Make Time For Outdoor Play – a downloadable series of resources developed to support outdoor play during COVID-19.
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