This printable A3 guide is designed to show the range of possibilities when designing or developing high quality outdoor childcare provision.
The guide includes examples of practice combined with site-specific and appropriate design and covers: site & access, shelter, toilets & handwashing, eating, clothing and play material .
You may also find the Outdoor ELC flow chart helpful when thinking about how you want to provide outdoor Early Learning & Childcare?
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