Either way, there is every possibility of plenty of sunshine heading our way. That brings warmth, light, happiness and risk of sunstroke to youth work. Make hay with the quick guide.
1. The natural reaction to the approach of summer, long evenings and sunshine is simply to get outside and enjoy it. It's a chance for pure play, working off energy and enjoying the outdoors. Youth work favourites include treasure hunts and parachute games. Over coming weeks there will also be World Cup fever-inspired games of footie. Yes, it is more risky to take groups of young people outdoors. But the rewards are high for well-supervised activities. In any case, young people have a right to a safe place to meet - that doesn't have to be indoors.
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