I love the idea of Children’s Week. It is a national celebration of children’s rights, talents and citizenship, held in the last week of October to coincide with Universal Children’s Day. Each year the theme of Children’s Week highlights a particular Children’s right. This year, the theme was based on the United Nation’s Convention on […]
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Our Accessible Nature document features all you need to know about recreational activities available in the park, the number and location of key amenities, a map, communications board and more. It’s available to download as a PDF or an accessible Word version, to help you plan your visit. Download PDF version Download accessible Word version PLEASE NOTE: Park entry fees
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This Social Story™ aims to help people of all abilities to plan and prepare for their visit to Serpentine Falls in Serpentine National Park by explaining what they can expect on the day of their visit. It’s available to download as a PDF or an accessible Word version. Download the PDFDownload the accessible Word version
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Like many Australians, I fell completely and utterly in love with the Matildas during the World Cup. As a little girl who loved cricket and AFL yet had no opportunities to play in a girls’ competition, I delighted in the almost unbelievable level of respect and admiration that was showered on the Matildas from all
Making space, and designing public spaces, for girls Read More »
Like many Australians, I fell completely and utterly in love with the Matildas during the World Cup. As a little girl who loved cricket and AFL yet had no opportunities to play in a girls’ competition, I delighted in the almost unbelievable level of respect and admiration that was showered on the Matildas from all
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I recently read some research from the UK that examined children’s play and generational differences in how play is viewed and valued. Like all things, social, cultural, and economic factors influence our views and experiences with play, whether they be as a child or parent. One common theme that emerged was that adults of all
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Spring is turning the weather on, so what better time to explore the outdoors without breaking the bank? Nature Play WA has compiled a list of 25 Things to do in Spring, and CEO Dr Kelsie Prabawa-Sear shares her favourites!
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Nature Play WA have launched a brand-new Play Trail just in time for the school holidays located in Yanchep National Park! Stan Shaw from ABC Radio Breakfast speaks with our CEO Dr Kelsie Prabawa-Sear about the newest play trail, as well as the fun families can have outdoors with the Play Trails app. Listen to
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I recently read some research from the UK that examined children’s play and generational differences in how play is viewed and valued. Like all things, social, cultural, and economic factors influence our views and experiences with play, whether they be as a child or parent. One common theme that emerged was that adults of all
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