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The objectives of play
The objectives of good play are as follows:-
(please click to view)
Objective 1
Objective 2
Objective 3
Objective 4
Objective 5
Objective 6
Objective 7
Taken from the DFEE -
" Promoting Play in Out of School Childcare"
The provision extends the choice and control that children have over their play, the freedom they enjoy and the satisfaction they gain from it.
The provision recognises the child's needs to test boundaries and responds positively to that need.
The provision manages the balance between the need to offer risk and the need to keep children safe from harm.
The provision maximises the range of play opportunities.
The provision fosters independance and self-esteem.
The provision fosters children's respect for others and offers opportunities for social interaction.
The provision fosters the child's well-being, healthy growth and development, knowledge and understanding, creativity and capacity to learn.
