Sustainable Play and Climate Change (E-Learning)

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James Coupe
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Play Practitioners
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Are you ready to make a difference in the world of play and create a positive impact on the environment? Join us in this engaging and interactive course designed for play practitioners, groups, projects, and organisations in Scotland! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Together, we’ll explore the importance of sustainable play in child development, the environmental benefits of outdoor play, and strategies for reducing the environmental impact of play spaces. 🌳🌈

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:
🎯 Understand the basics of Carbon Literacy and its connection to play
🎯 Gain insight into the significance of outdoor play in child development
🎯 Discover the environmental benefits of outdoor and sustainable play
🎯 Learn about strategies for minimising the environmental impact of play spaces
🎯 Develop a sustainable play action plan for your organisation

Get ready to embark on a journey of discovery, inspiration, and practical learning to transform the way you approach play and contribute to a greener, more sustainable future! 🌍💚

Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity! Sign up now and start making a difference! 🚀😄

Introduction

1
Welcome
5 min
2
What is sustainable play?
3 min

Understanding Climate Change

1
Definition of Carbon Literacy
2 min
2
Definition of Carbon Literacy Quiz
1 question
3
Overview of Climate Change and Its Impacts
60 min
4
A brief overview of the UK's key climate risks
5
The Greenhouse Effect: A Quick Overview
6
Gases That Contribute to the Greenhouse Effect
7
The Paris Climate Talks: A Turning Point
5 min
8
IPCC Special Report: 1.5°C Global Warming Key Takeaways
9
Understanding Climate Change Quiz
5 questions
10
Impacts of climate change on the environment and society
11
Scottish Government's Approach to Climate Change
2 mins
12
Introduction to Carbon Footprint and Its Calculation
5 mins
13
Potential consequences
14
Summary - What this means for play in Scotland?

Engaging Children and Young People

1
Importance of listening to children and young people
2
Involving children in planning and decision-making

Principles of Sustainable Play

1
Defining Sustainable Play
2 min
2
The Benefits of Sustainable Play for Children and the Environment
3 min
3
Examples of Sustainable Play Activities and Practices
3 min
4
Scotland's Play Strategy and Its Focus on Outdoor Play
3 min
5
Overview of Care Inspectorate's Influential Practice Resource, My World Outdoors
3 min
6
The Secret to Talking about Climate Change
4 min
7
Communicating with Children
5 min
8
Sustainable Play Quiz
5 questions

Implementing Sustainable Play in Your Organisation

1
Assessing Your Current Play Practices
4 min
2
Setting Sustainable Play Goals
4 min
3
Introducing Sustainable Play Practices
4 min
4
Engaging with Local & National Organisations or Experts
4 min

Outdoor Play and Its Impact on the Environment

1
The significance of outdoor play in child development
2 mins
2
The environmental benefits of outdoor play
3
Strategies to minimise the environmental impact of outdoor play spaces
4
Personal stories, experiences, or reflections on sustainable play

Case Studies of Sustainable Play Initiatives

1
Case Study 1: The Adventure Playground Movement
2
Case Study 2: The Forest School Approach
3
Case Study 3: Upcycling Initiatives in Toy Libraries

Moving Forward

1
Creating a Sustainable Play Action Plan
5 min
2
Continuing Your Sustainable Play Journey

Conclusion

1
Thank You!!
2
Practical Play Ideas for Sustainability
3
Resources
The course aims to teach participants about climate change, its impacts on play, and how they can contribute to reducing their carbon footprint in a playful setting. It encourages discussions, promotes sustainable resources, and highlights the importance of listening to children and young people.
This workshop is suitable for educators, parents, childcare providers, and individuals working with children and young people in a play or educational setting.
No prior knowledge or experience is required. The course is designed to be inclusive and accessible to everyone interested in promoting sustainability and reducing their carbon footprint.
Participants will learn about climate change, its impacts on play, and ways to promote sustainability through play activities. They will engage in interactive exercises, discussions, and reflective activities, all aimed at fostering a better understanding of the topic and inspiring positive action.
Yes, group and team bookings are available. Please contact the training@smartplaynetwork.org for more information.
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Enrolled: 6 students
Lectures: 39
Level: Intermediate

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Monday 9:30 am - 5.00 pm
Tuesday 9:30 am - 5.00 pm
Wednesday 9:30 am - 5.00 pm
Thursday 9:30 am - 5.00 pm
Friday 9:30 am - 5.00 pm
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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