Wednesday webinars: play & fitness – getting it right

From 30 years of experience dealing with Quick Service Restaurants, Retail and Leisure industries, we know how precious are each part of your business surface area.

We have a physical activity crisis: Few pupils meet the minimum recommendation of 60 minutes a day moderate to vigorous physical activity (PA). Not only does this harm their physical health, but it also poses a threat to their social-emotional well-being and their learning, too.

Respect of children’s right to play is growing, as increasing amounts of research show the benefits for bodies as well as brains from outdoor play. 

In this 45 minutes webinar, we will introduce you to KOMPAN new recycled materials for building outdoor activity areas and show you what you can do to lower carbon emission when you design.

Hear about all the possibilities of a bespoke playground, which delivers that unique play experience you might not even know; you were looking for! 

Playgrounds need to be safe – but they should also be fun and exciting with a lot of challenges and opportunities for development.

Join us in this webinar and learn more about active outdoor play and fitness areas and how they can help attract, retain and create community pride.

Join this webinar to learn new insights and evidence around teenage play and get six tips for creating playful physical activity areas for ages 10+.

Over the last decade, play strategies of cities have centred increasingly on well-being, sensory stimuli, and the quieter activities in playgrounds. It has been named sensory playgrounds and sensory play

All children have a right to play, no matter their age, ability and background. And all families should be able to access leisure offerings in their neighbourhood. 

Nature Deficit Disorder is a term coined to describe the feeling of being deprived of nature. It’s a deprivation many children and families experience when growing up in an urban environment.

180 minutes of physical, non-sedentary activity a day. This is the minimum recommendation from the World Health Organisation for children under 5 years.

Millions of children benefit from programs and places to spend their time when school is not in session. A well designed outdoor playground is a major component of a high-quality program. But what is a high-quality outdoor play environment for an out of school program?

In this webinar, you will learn what needs to be considered when planning fitness sites for public spaces and how you can create a fitness site, which people of all ages and abilities will use.

In this webinar, you will learn about what recent studies say about healthy aging, why seniors need to be considered when planning a public fitness site, and what needs to be considered when planning a free and accessible fitness area in a community.