Service Development Fund Report – Messy Church Tranent

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Tranent Messy Church is supported by the churches in Tranent and based on a now international model of church as a family inclusive opportunity.  It is a free, monthly event (1st Sunday of the month, 4.30-6pm during term-time) for children and their carers to enjoy together.

Each session includes welcome activity, several arts & craft activities at different ability levels, an active activity, action songs, storytelling in various forms using Bible stories, and finishes with a meal for everyone.

All crafts are designed to be easily replicated at home to give parents/carers accessible ideas for play with their child and take into account different learning preferences and sensory experiences.

Each session offers play opportunities, a sit-down meal together and time to spend together in a safe environment.

Messy Church Tranent

Children’s Right to Play: A Training Resource for Scotland

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Children’s Right to Play application form

Children’s Right to Play – Train the Facilitators, East Lothian

An excellent opportunity to develop your skills, add to your knowledge and include in your CPD portfolio or CV!

This is an IPA Scotland programme to train facilitators in delivering short Children’s Right to Play sessions. The session focuses on article 31 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) and is aimed at people working for or with children, and is taking place in eight areas across Scotland.

East Lothian Play Association (ELPA) are hosting the training in East Lothian and are now looking for 8 – 12 people to participate in the Train the Facilitators session being held on Saturday 28th March 10 – 2.30pm at Musselburgh East Community Learning Centre.

Please see the attached information sheet for more details. If you are interested in becoming a Children’s Right to Play Facilitator complete the attached application form and return to dgovenlock@eastlothian.gov.uk by Friday 20th March 2015. For more information please give me a phone. 0131 653 4073

 

 

 

 

Service development Fund report -Healthy Minds Happy Babies

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We aimed to run a support group entitled ‘Healthy Minds, Happy babies’ with play activities for the children for parents experiencing post natal depression and anxiety with children under five at North Berwick Community Centre The group will be facilitated by a Family Support Worker and Nicky Fox from Stepping Out mental health project.

Healthy minds happy Babies North Berwick fund report