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Exploring the World Around Us with the British Ecological Society!

1/9/2023

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Exciting grant award!

We were so excited back in May 2022 to be awarded funding from the British Ecological Society! They congratulated and supported our project for under 5s and their caregivers to explore the natural world through 8 Autumn play sessions at one of our favourite wooded settings, Gatis Community Space in Wolverhampton.
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This project focusses on introducing kids under 5 years old to the field of ecology through hands-on, outdoor activities. I believe this initiative has a great potential to develop scientific thinking in kids and their caregivers within an urban context. The proposal has clear objectives, methods and evaluation endpoints, thus I believe there is a good chance of success. " BES Review College, May 2022

Who came along to play and explore?

From September to November 2022, we welcomed 87 children and 77 adults along to play which is almost 40% more adults and 10% more children coming along than anticipated. This was in part due to some children having more than one adult come along to see first-hand how ecology is interwoven into our everyday lives.

94% of families attended at least two sessions and it was great to present 10 certificates for those who came along to at least 4 sessions and 3 certificates for coming to 8 sessions. We celebrate the great ways little ones have explored, investigated and experimented through their play through these certificates. 
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Each week we explored a different ecological theme to start us talking about ways to support the natural world in our everyday lives

Happy Stories

We loved hearing about our play friends' experiences from coming along each week.

In what ways have you noticed  investigating and exploring during and after the sessions? 

"Over the sessions her confidence with getting stuck into outdoor activities has grown, she would often find getting muddy quite hard and she is now less fussy about this...saying 'it’s alright mummy!' She knows exactly how to plant bulbs in pots now, and her language around nature and the outdoors has grown as well. She now owns her own magnifying glass and loved using the different items in her basket to explore the space. "

"He loves to experience the sights, sounds and textures of the outdoors. There are always lots of different activities that are changed each week, this gives me many ideas to extend play in my childminding setting."

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Have the themes helped to increase awareness of basic ecological themes?

"They have really enjoyed all of the sessions they have attended. We wanted to join the sessions to get some much-needed time outside, to help her grow in confidence exploring nature and to have a safe space and time to play and get dirty!

We have enjoyed playing together and enjoying seeing the changing seasons. She has loved all the activities, learning more about the weather and now often says 'it’s only a little bit of rain' whereas before she was always keen to get back inside."

"We have different plants and bulbs and seeds to grow each week, we watch them change and develop...he has helped water and taken care of these plants and seen the changes'

Caring for our world

"One morning he made hedgehogs with clay and sticks. He collected many branches and made a hedgehog den; looked at how hedgehogs curl into a ball then found out about nocturnal animals as we extended the learning in my childminding setting"
"Her love for the outdoors has grown - planting the bulbs and she often asks to see them on the windowsill. She can now spot things in the world around her such as mushrooms, acorns and different weather. She is beginning to learn how important it is to respect our planet and her enthusiasm for exploring new environments is growing."
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One week’s activities related to conservation and litter. Plastic balls were scattered in the ‘woods’ and children were challenged to collect them and put them in their proper place. On arrival to the session, W said to her mum, “What are they doing there?” ​ We later discussed about thinking carefully about where things belong and the need to take care of each place properly.

What kind of activities did we enjoy?

The session activities were themed to ecological topics such as habitats, weather, recycling and plant growth enabling young children to explore early scientific enquiry skills and simple natural science knowledge through play.  There was also space for caregivers to share stories, have a much-welcomed cuppa and explore the varied themes and activities alongside their little one.

How can I join in? 

Thanks to support from Gatis Community Space and their National Lottery Community Funding, we are able to continue to develop and deliver these fun sessions in Spring 2023 through Wolves in the Woods.

Come and join us exploring the world around us - book your space now here!
The grant from British Ecological Society (BES) made it possible for these important and fun outdoor play opportunities to be delivered for little ones and their big ones in our city. We were encouraged that BES could see the value of the project and that they were confident in the project's potential to successfully promote ecology to all ages and support our world. Thank you BES for supporting the success of this project to help grow a robust and innovative science cultural capital in our city."
​Helen, Early Years Director, Wolves Play Cafe
 

We are so grateful to the funding that made the project possible from:

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About British Ecological Society:
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We were established in 1913 and have been fostering the science of ecology ever since. Our vision is for nature and people to thrive in a world inspired by ecology.
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Play in the Park!

9/29/2022

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Play Across the City

Summer holidays are lovely, but they can also be long with little ones as you try and find ways to fill the days, so it's great to be able to get out and about in the fresh air, playing, moving, singing and talking. And if you can do all of this in your local park, then even better!

Thanks to the support of Active Black Country, Sports England and National Lottery, Rotary Club of Wolverhampton and Grantham Yorke, Wolves Play Café were able to deliver 12 stay and play sessions across the city this summer in Phoenix Park, Ward Street Park and West Park Wolverhampton.

In total, 260 under 7s and 150 caregivers of under 7s joined us and we loved every minute! 
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Wobble and balance! Practising our co-ordination, gross motor skills and most importantly having fun!
Such a lovely session. Great to be outdoors, in a safe environment for play. Good range of open ended play equipment to stimulate children's creative thinking. Mix of age groups and parents/ carers attended. Children enjoyed playing together and adults had a nice opportunity to chat with other adults too. Very welcoming hosts. Have recommended to other friends and their children." Satty, August 2022
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Crawling through the tunnel at Ward Street Park, Ettingshall
This year, drawing on feedback from play friends who had come along to play before, we delivered these sessions as drop-in between 10.00 and 2.00pm through August 2022 so that there was a time to suit everyone's routine and schedule. For the final play session, with support from Active Black Country, we were able to partner with the Dr Bike team who brought along the opportunity to celebrate the location of the Commonwealth Games Cycling Trials at West Park including balance bikes for little ones and smoothie bikes for big ones! 

Happy Stories

It's so important to us that play friends can tell us about their experiences at the sessions to help inform improvements for next time. We use easily accessible methods for children and speakers of English as a second language to feedback such as pictures of activities to choose favourites and having lots of chats as we play. Here are some of the things our play friends liked about the sessions:

I like…
  • I liked the ideas of singing the rhythms together
  • Great staff, very friendly
  • All the fun toys and activities 
  • Meeting new people & other parents
  • My daughters love coming here and what they love most are the friendly organisers, you are dedicated professionals, and we can feel your love for kids!
  • Very friendly & love the singing
  • The singing + physical activities which are fun + help develop children
  • The open-ended play items
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Feedback for future sessions includes:
  • ‘Themed events would be good too like a Bear Hunt’ 
  • ‘I want to thank you for what you already do. I would introduce some nature arts and crafts for the older children, sand and water play for hot days.’
  • ‘Also incorporate the great ideas on the cards we take home into sessions would be amazing.'

Future Plans

Wolves Play Café and the local families of the parks are very grateful and pleased with the successful Play in the Parks programme this summer. We will be back playing in Ward Street Park in April 2022 with support from Grantham Yorke Trust and would love to play again at West Park and Phoenix Park by securing further funding to ensure accessible play sessions for young children in the city can continue in the spring and summer school holidays to August 2023.
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This would mean little ones and their caregivers can come and play again, we can see how much you've grown and hear your stories, helping to create long-term positive impacts and outcomes for physical and mental wellbeing in Wolverhampton. 

If you would like to support the project, we'd love to talk to you at info@wolvesplaycafe.org
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Thank you

With gratitude to Grantham Yorke Trust and the below funders of August 2022's Play in the Parks Programme.
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Celebrating 3 years of Wolves in the Woods!

8/4/2022

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Helping little cubs explore the great outdoors!

We are celebrating inspiring over 500 under 7s to explore the great outdoors across our city thanks to our Wolves in the Woods project.
 
Thanks to generous funding from Millennium Point Trust, since 2019, Wolves Play Café have provided vital opportunities for 582 under 7s within Wolverhampton to explore the outdoors, develop skills such as problem-solving, natural science knowledge and support for 436 caregivers of under 7s with free and easy outdoor play ideas and the space to share important stories.
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Come and join!

Investing in our city spaces

As well as delivering over 60 play sessions in peaceful wooded settings, across 3 years Wolves Play Café has provided over £8500 investment into two city spaces of Boundary Way Community Garden in Warstones and Gatis Community Space in Whitmore Reans, to create useable forest spaces for local children and their families in the heart of the city for years to come. Outdoor shelters and play resources such as wicker play dens, water wheels, pulleys and crawl-through tunnels have enhanced the play opportunities for under 7s in their local communities.
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Happy Stories

My boys thoroughly enjoyed this wonderful play session in the woods - they didn’t want to leave. The staff were friendly and attentive and the resources provided for the kids were amazing." Riz, Gatis Community Space, 2022
Over 80% of the attendees return to play more than once and caregivers have been keen to share how important the play and project is to them. Some attendees have since signed up for an allotment of their own, to support the next generation of gardeners and natural science enthusiasts.
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 ‘My granddaughter who is 6 planted seeds and picked fresh vegetables and said ‘it’s one of the best places I’ve been!" Gail, Boundary Way, 2022

Learning and next steps

Nature Play Celebration Events are being held on Saturday 13th August at Gatis Community Space, as part of their Community Fun Day and Saturday 3rd September at Boundary Way Allotments. You can find out more and join in these, or how about bringing your little cubs to our next Wolves in the Woods sessions in September 2022, open for booking now!
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We are so grateful for the investment and support of Millennium Point Trust in STEM opportunities in the West Midlands. Thanks to them, the Wolves in the Woods project has been able to make a real impact for little ones’ play opportunities and development in Wolverhampton. We can’t wait for our celebration events to share the fun we’ve been having." Lisa Stallard, Director at Wolves Play Cafe CIC 

About the Funder

Millennium Point is an award-winning charitable trust dedicated to the promotion and development of science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) and education in the West Midlands region of the United Kingdom. For more information please visit www.millenniumpoint.org.uk.   ​
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Outdoor Explorers!

11/1/2021

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 The idea for an Outdoor Explorers project in All Saints was inspired by our successful outdoor play sessions that we had delivered there in Autumn 2020. Keeping in mind the restrictions and impact of Covid-19 coming out of lockdown, the outdoor sessions had lots of fresh air, space and individual resource baskets to play, with activities throughout the garden.

The 28 sessions were held across 14 weeks during the Spring and Autumn 2021. Big ones had opportunities to share stories and little ones had opportunities to play and learn from first-hand experiences in nature alongside their caregivers. The sessions were Pay As You Feel, with no minimum charge to join in, thanks to support from National Lottery Community Fund.

Getting the word out!

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Play sessions were advertised through leafleting local Nurseries, social media posts and local Councillor for Ettingshall Beverley Momenabadi, email updates, posters in local shops, attending the All Saints Fun Day and running a stall with planting bulbs that can be taken home. 

 We welcomed 204 children and 164 adults to gather, explore, weave, dig, draw, stomp, build, plant, pick, identify, listen, sing, laugh and make friends through both rain and shine!

​Happy Stories 

“We had so much fun today exploring outdoors. The mud kitchen was very messy and great for little imaginations to blossom. We loved exploring the plants and leaves with the microscopes to see what we could see. The wooden building area was a hit with my little boy as well. Will definitely go back, there wasn't too many people in our session which made me feel very comfortable. Thank you for a lovely afternoon.”

Bethan, June 2021
During the sessions we used accessible feedback methods such as pictorial surveys, reviews and chats to gain views, opinions and ideas from both children and adults.
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We also have a Play Tester Team’ visiting sessions who used simple tools including ‘empathy maps’ to tell us about their experiences during Outdoor Explorers play sessions.

​Our Learning and Future Plans

Conversations during the sessions between caregivers and staff and caregivers with each other, comments include:

“We’ve made a mud digging area in the garden” and “We’re planning our garden around the little one being able to be in the garden more with somewhere to do planting, digging and exploring”.

The participants also often mentioned that the informal ‘drop-in’ format of the sessions suited them well as they could fit a visit around other commitments like a school run, appointments and naps.

Going forwards we would like to secure support to continue to deliver these play sessions as Pay As You Feel during the spring and autumn of next year to build on the community links, friendship networks and fun and learning opportunities and experiences for adults and children.

Over the past two years we have invested time and funding in organising the layout and equipment available in the garden thanks to National Lottery Community Funding, as well as building community friends and word-of-mouth networks so will be in a position to deliver these fun and beneficial sessions to offer the best quality and value possible for the community...and we can't wait!

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One of our play friends in a play session enjoying his imaginative picnic with his hedgehog ‘friend’.
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The Great Outdoors - Autumn at Wolves Play Cafe

11/13/2020

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Why play outdoors?

As part of Covid-19 response, we listened to our play friends about where they felt safe, through online polls and conversations,  hearing about how lots of little ones preferred to spread out and explore rather than being in one space, which is the alternative in lots of indoor play at the moment due to Covid-19 restrictions. 
We therefore decided to further embrace the benefits and joys of outdoor play and ensure all play sessions through September and October 2020 were in the great outdoors. This is taken in line with scientific advice that rates of transmission are far lower outside in fresh air. 

Thanks to remaining National Lottery Community Funding from 2019-2020 where we were unable to play through lockdown (number 1!) and Millennium Point Trust support in 2020-2021, all of these sessions were funded and so could be accessible as Pay As You Feel. 

We were able to play across the city in three locations:
  • All Saints Community Garden - Drop-in Play for under 5s
  • Boundary Way Allotments Community Garden - Wolves in the Woods for under 7s 
  • Gatis Community Space - Wolves in the Woods for under 7s

​Benefits of outdoor play from research

Less conflicts occur during outdoor play and children tend to cooperate more with each other…During outdoor play, children become teachers and learners, sharing their knowledge and skills to accomplish different tasks or challenges…adults recognized that they felt more available to support children outside, where they felt relaxed and calm.’[1]

'The Importance of Outdoor Play for Young Children's Healthy Development'
We had great moments outdoors and learning opportunities all around us, with a short story and song to start​ with, lightly themed to the outdoors. We carefully observed (but didn't touch!) fantastic fungi, we balanced, built, experimented, explored, investigated, cooked delicious mud pies and more! Each week had the same play areas, so little ones were familiar and confident in their surroundings, but with slightly different activities as well available such as making natural art in stick frames, a bear I-spy hunt, topping up bird feeders and bulb planting.

Happy Stories and Feedback 

Had a really good time at the play cafe today. A lovely hidden garden and the ladies who run it are very friendly. Thanks for having us today."
​Naomi
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‘There was a secured gate staff could open as we was greeted. Soon as you come into the area there is a safe cleaning station for hand washing and anti gel. A lovely and warm welcome introduction from lovely staff. It was a safe and wonderful inviting space for the children, parents and carers...there is so so much the children can gain from this and adults under the circumstances with COVID. It’s all cleaned and just a safe and secure space with staff keeping on top of the cleaning. We are looking forward to coming back here.’
Laura

Favourite activities chosen by little ones!

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"Lots of different outdoor zones for children to explore and use their imagination.. Using the lovely little bags given us upon our arrival with different objects to explore and use within the outdoor space and zones i.e digging, water play mud kitchen. Using child friendly spades, sticks, rake, sieves, chalks and many other resources for children to use safely and securely with adult supervision on some activities in the environment. ​"

What's next?

You can join our outdoor play from January 2021 by coming along to our monthly Wolves in the Woods sessions at Gatis Community Space, supported by Millennium Point Trust.

We hope to be able to continue even more outdoor sessions in the Spring! Sign up to our newsletter here to be the first to hear when sessions open.
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Introducing play at home packs

7/9/2020

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Wow Mummy! Look it's amazing!"
​3 year old play tester

Playing at Home

​It’s been tough for everyone during Covid-19 and we’ve listened to lots of different stories about playing at home. Whilst it’s been fun at times, of course it’s been really challenging too. We have thought carefully about how to support parents and caregivers and little ones’ play and development at home during this period and how to bring Wolves Play Café sessions to homes.
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So we have created Play at Home Activity Packs! 

Developing Play Packs

The packs are eco-friendly and have beautiful books, ideas and play resources developed carefully by Helen, our experienced Early Years Specialist. They’re based on our most popular play sessions and initially we’ve created four different themes – Dinosaur Safari, Jungle Boogie, Marvellous Minibeasts and How Does Your Garden Grow? Each pack is aimed at little ones 2+ filled with fun, open-ended activities, play resources, nursery rhymes and two beautiful books; one storybook and one fantastic factbook.

Thanks to a grant from James Beattie Charitable Trust and the Rotary Club of City of Wolverhampton and by working in partnership with Low Hill Nursery School, we have been able to develop and distribute 20 Play At Home Packs to families for free. Low Hill Nursery School have recently registered a charity to support families in the area called Every Family Counts and so we look forward to possibilities of working together again in the future in other playful ways!
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The activity cards are so well thought out, love the range!

​We are so excited to be working alongside Wolves Play Cafe, I am a huge supporter."

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Natalie, headteacher at Low Hill Nursery School 

Testing them out!

We want to make sure the packs meet the aims of:
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  • fun, engaging play activities
  • ideas for caregivers to support play at home
  • resource light and adaptable
  • environmentally friendly
So four families play tested the packs out to help us tweak and make even better! Thanks to their great and useful feedback, we are confident that they are meeting the aims we set out above.
It’s great just being told what to do for an afternoon than trying to think of yourself…we had fun doing the activities and it engaged us for a few days!"

Marie, Parent Play Tester

Online shop

As well as distributing 20 free packs thanks to the grant, the packs are also available to purchase on our new online shop!

The shop has a range of play products selected to support play at home, are fun or great as gifts with postage and packaging included. Sustainability is really important to us and so all of the packaging is 100% recyclable. 😊

What’s even better is all play purchases on our shop will help invest into Wolves Play Café, as we are a not-for-profit organisation, enabling us to delivery accessible play across the city and through this hope to be able to support more families with free Play At Home packs in the future.

You can browse play products here: www.wolvesplaycafe.org/shop
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The World Around Us

2/3/2020

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​“It’s great for us, as Mordekai gets the chance to play with other toddlers and I get an opportunity to interact with other mums”
Abiyah with Mordekai
​Thanks to a grant from Millennium Point Trust our monthly Under 5s play sessions The World Around Us started in September 2019 and will run until July 2020.
 
It’s Pay As You Feel by being supported by Millennium Point Small Grants scheme and each month has a different science-based theme to spark curiosity in little ones with varied high-quality play opportunities.
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What is the World Around Us about?

We’ve had varied themes for under 5s and their caregivers to explore science, technology, maths and engineering (STEM) through play activities, stories and rhymes, including Ice, Autumn and Night Animals.

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At Wolves Play Café, children are leaders of their learning. Our Early Years Specialist has over 20 years in Early Years settings and as Science Co-ordinator in EYFS and KS1. Using this experience, activities are designed to encourage curiosity and use children’s ideas to extend their own playing and learning.

Our aim is to engage with 100 under 5s in the World Around Us between September 2019 and July 2020 and it’s great that we’ve been able to welcome over 50 already in just 4 sessions! Lots of people have been to more than one session which is brilliant so little ones and their big ones can become familiar with the sessions, explore different themes each time they play and therefore build STEM experiences each time.
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How does the World Around Us support STEM in Early Years?

The use of language, questioning and commenting by facilitators and caregivers develops an awareness of scientific and technical vocabulary from an early age.  We do this in World Around Us sessions through stories and rhymes in a short group time gathered together.
 
Open ended resources are available throughout the sessions. These resources promote curiosity and creative thinking, for example loose parts, sensory trays and magnifying glasses.
 
At each session to show how play activities support under 5s development, there are ideas of questions to ask, posters with learning intentions and Take Home cards to carry on the playing at home.

How are the sessions going?

​At each session we have been collecting a range of feedback to ensure we are achieving our project aims. As well as chatting to playmates, we have designed feedback methods that can easily be completed as below to take into account how hard it is to keep an eye on little ones! 

In November it was also great to be joined by Jordan Reeves 
PR who were able to film our mini-scientists in action in this video here.
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I want to play!

Come and discover the World Around Us at our remaining sessions - the next one is 25th February and they book up quickly due to limited capacity!

​Click below to find out more and book your space.
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Fun, Food and friendly faces

8/31/2019

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Building Wolves Play Cafe 

With a whole host of enthusiasm, excitement and support from the Midlands School of Social Entrepreneurs Start-Up Course, we approached two city spaces to host our pilot play sessions for Wolves Play Café in December 2018.
 
With massive thanks and partnership of Gatis Community Space and Light House Cinema and Café Bar, from February to July 2019 we delivered 18 pilot play sessions to talk and listen to caregivers of under 5s in our city, test out play ideas and see what children and their caregivers want! As these were our first ever play sessions, we decided to opt for Pay As You Feel pricing, with suggested donation of £2 or a purchase of a refreshment. 

What did we do?

We delivered Play and Stay sessions from 10.00 -12.00 led by an Early Years Specialist with over twenty years of experience teaching and leading in Early Years settings in Wolverhampton. Each session having a theme linked to a short picture book, songs, rhymes and fun, play based activities.
 
Initially we planned to run sessions each week for 8 weeks, and we were so happy when our playmates wanted to come and join us for more! So we added some extra pilot sessions from April to July.
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Gatis Community Space

​We delivered 9 play sessions here from February to July 2019. It’s great that there is a Bump To Boob breastfeeding support group running at the same time. By the last three sessions we had between 10 and 16 children each time! Perfect for 1-1 interaction but also opportunities to make new playmate friends.
For my older son he’s nearly three so he loved the outdoor spaces here, so the water garden and the other adventure playground he really, really loved" Miranda 

Light House Cinema and Cafe Bar

We delivered 9 play sessions here from February to July 2019, with over 80 caregivers and almost 100 under 5s attending in total. With the fantastic support and popularity of the venue they booked up quickly from the start. 
I quite like that you’re relaxed and you have different ages"
Lorna 
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"I like the fact you do a start and a finish with nursery rhymes and something to focus the children all in one, ​it’s really nice to get them all together rather than it be just free-flow play"

Celebration

By working with Gatis we were able to access a small seed fund from Power To Change. This enabled us to invest in more resources, extend our pilot sessions and deliver a consultation celebration session at the end.

We wanted to celebrate the close of the pilot and learn about refreshment choices that caregivers and little ones look for. More importantly we wanted to have a chat about why you would come to a Wolves Play Café play session.
 
We provided a voucher for each caregiver to redeem for refreshments and some pictoral large menus to put preferences. Love ‘n’ Peas, Gatis Community Space’s kitchen, developed a Toddler Menu to trial alongside the session.

​ We know that it’s not easy to sit down for long when you’ve got little ones to keep an eye on, so this meant we could easily chat. To find out why caregivers go to a play session and what they think of our pilot sessions, we decided to just have a good old natter!

Every caregiver who we had a chat with or gave some feedback was entered into a prize draw to win a family ticket to Thinktank.
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Here is what we learnt from our playmates!
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What next?
We’re going to take your comments and build them into our new sessions starting in September.
Here’s a few of them.

I think one of the things that appeals about this is… you don’t have to commit to a whole term’s worth" 

"some of the other playgroups I go to, there’s so many there, but you keep a limit on the numbers"
 
"perhaps a newsletter type email to share dates…"

"it’s a good time, as a lot of them are 12-3 and that’s when he has his nap, so it doesn’t work"

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ready... steady... play!

3/14/2019

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..Warm calm friendly atmosphere with just enough content activity theme related for the session for the children to easily engage.. "
We were so excited to start our first play sessions at Wolves Play Cafe in February.

Thanks to partnership working with the Light House Cafe in the city centre and Gatis Community Space in Whitmore Reans we held our first play sessions on 25th and 26th February.

Each session has been running from 10.00-12.00 with time for parents and caregivers of under 5s to talk, play opportunities for little ones to explore based on Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum and a theme each week led by an Early Years Specialist.

So far we've explored themes of 'At the Farm', 'Ice' and 'Night' with plenty more themes to come through the rest of the sessions in March and April.

Sessions are Pay as You Feel, with suggested donations of £2 or a purchase of a refreshment to support the staff and resources needed.

We've been having so much fun and can't wait for more playing! Little ones and their parents and carers have also been sharing useful feedback for us to use to develop the play sessions and Wolves Play Cafe further.

The sessions have been so popular at The Light House we are fully booked for the remaining dates there, but you can join us at Gatis Community Space on 26th March,  2nd April and 9th April by booking here: Play.

Look out for our next steps to help build Wolverhampton's first city-centre Early Years Play Cafe .

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We loved it. It was exactly the kind of group that I have been looking for ​"

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