The children’s workshop went down a storm. Loads of interesting ideas were generated by modelling with play-dough. So a big thank you goes out to all the children who helped out!
playing with play-dough
October 29, 2007 by ryanhamill...
October 29, 2007 by ryanhamill...
The children’s workshop went down a storm. Loads of interesting ideas were generated by modelling with play-dough. So a big thank you goes out to all the children who helped out!
the playground ground is meeting with the council architect this monday 9am to go through the plans. If anyone has a contribution to make after seeing the plans I forwarded and would like to take part I can check if we can add one more to the meeting. Let em know asap so that I can ask the others, thanks
the playground ground group is meeting with the council architect this monday 9am to go through the plans. If anyone has a contribution to make after seeing the plans I forwarded and would like to take part I can check if we can add one more to the meeting. Let em know asap so that I can ask the others, thanks
Hi Niki,
I was involved with the children’s workshop. The ideas generated were about the park as a whole. Overall the ideas show that the existing park needs more child friendly elements dotted, almost surprisingly, all around the park. An activity route could be created in the park with a series of information points and games to integrate learning about the park and its wildlife. This would provide a more exciting and dynamic park where children’s activity is integrated throughout the entire park. As part of the 24Endcliffe event, we thought a children’s workshop could be held on a weekly basis as it was so successful. The plan for the playground looks very interesting with lots of different elements that the children will really enjoy. It is a shame it is only a 6 week project as there is so much to consider in Endcliffe Park and the Porter Valley.
Caroline
‘Re-Thinking Endcliffe Park’