Community Play

Community Play Programmes

Play should be at the heart of all comnunities. It brings people together, creates postive use of shared areas and makes memories that last a life time.

We can work with communities and organisations to design and deliver play programmes that work with young poeple and families.

Our aim is to empower communities and leave them with the tools and motivation to continue playing long after you’ve been out to play with OutLET: Play Resource.

Types of Play Session

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Family Woodland Play

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Drop Off Play

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Den Building

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Loose Parts Play

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Wildcraft Adventure

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Street Play

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Story Sessions

We re passionate about helping communities embed their own outdoor play provision.

Below are some recent expamples of how we have helped create sustainable change.

Friends of Stonehouse Park

We supported the start up of Little Saplings family play group and Might Oaks drop off play session. Led by the voluntary group – Friends of Stonehouse Park

WIld About Sandford

We supported and trained volunteers from the Samdford community who now reguarly deliver play sessions for families in teir community

Coalburn Commmunity Action Group

We are currently supporting Coalburn Action Community Group in setting up their own play provision – this is a coninutaion of the 2018 summer programme which we delivered

Bothwell Road Action Group

As part of the ‘Growing Up Wild’ project, we re supporting BRAg in the set up of Outdoor Play provision within their local area.

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We were delighted to have Outlet: Play Resource (OPR) come and help run our 2017 summer holiday activity programme at the Water Works.

Following a series of outdoor events in the past there was clear demand for family friendly outdoor activities, with a summer holiday “kids club” was specifically requested through the Water Works Action Group.

Having secured modest funding we approached local ‘play providers’ to see what may be offered we were particularly impressed with OPR’s proposal. This included a diverse range of activities including natural play, musical workshops and more family orientated events such Teddy Bear’s picnic and storytelling.

Jackie and the gang proved most capable in terms of taking the lead and ensuring all necessary preparation was in place. In total OPR delivered seven different activities at the Water Works throughout late July and early August. These proved incredibly popular with local people and were all very well received. As well as lots of happy people, we were thrilled to see the space being used in such a positive way, with different areas used for different types of play. This was something we always envisaged and was wonderful to see this come to fruition.

As a project coordinator I am thrilled with the programme offered and the way OPR conducted themselves throughout. I have no doubt that this has enriched the people who came along as well as the Water Works as a place.

John Shelton

Green Network Project Officer; East Renfrewshire Council / Water Works Action Group Coordinator.

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