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Joy of Play Educators’ Virtual Conference 2024
Six day virtual event 24th to 29th January 2024 Content for the ‘Joy of Play Educators Conference’ will be available here from 9am on 24 January 2024 Following on from
Virtual Winter Conference 2023
Five day virtual event 10th to 14th July 2023 Content for the ‘Joy of Play Educators Conference’ will be available here from 9am on 10 July 2023 Following on from the s
Play for Older Kids
This webinar is an introduction to play pedagogy and its importance for students in the senior primary school setting (Years 4 – 8). Content includes what play looks like for
Play-Based Learning & Structured Literacy
This webinar supports teachers implementing a Structured Literacy approach to provide literacy rich play environments focused on ensuring child-led learning alongside the goals of
Transition to School Webinar
A webinar important for both ECE and junior school teachers, exploring the use of play to enable the successful transition from ECE to school, and the way in which schools can R
The Role of the Teacher: Teaching through Play
A 3-part webinar focused on the role teachers have in supporting child-led learning, and how they ensure the effective use of intentional teaching in play.
Play Invitations Webinar
A two-part webinar that addresses how teachers can foster interest in areas children may not explore in their play, and how to support children further in their play interests.
Responding to Play: How to ‘Teach’ When Children are Playing
A practical discussion on how to find the balance of child-led play and explicit instruction in the primary school classroom, and how the use of the Notice, Recognise and Respond c
An Introduction to Learning through Play: The Junior Years
An introduction to play pedagogy in Years 0 – 3 for those wishing to learn more about how to use play in their classroom setting.
Hot Topics – Play Magical Invitations
A quick hot topic session covering the power of magic in a primary classroom, and some suggestions on where to get started to encourage imagination and fantasy in your classroom.