Whether you're a parent, teacher or councillor, there are lots of ways to get involved in Playday - here are a few ideas to get you started:
Families
- Celebrate Playday with friends and family. If there isn't a Playday event near you, get to know your neighbours by organising an event
Schools
- Use the Playday drawing consultation to lead discussions about play and why it's important
- Tell pupils about Playday and nearby events taking place over the summer holidays
- Hold your own Playday, or offer school grounds to your local community for their events
Councillors/MPs
- Find out what's happening in your constituency via the Playday website
- Contact play providers in your area and ask them how you can support them
- Support Play England's manifesto for children's play
- Community groups
- Join forces with local play services to support play and hold an event
Media
- Cover local events
- Play England can provide: feature ideas; logos and photos; local contacts and spokespeople
National organisations
- Sign up as an official campaign supporter and you'll feature on the Playday website
- Spread the message and get others involved
