Great play ideas

• Idea 1: Ensuring qualityGlamis Adventure Playground's local management committee have worked to achieve Quality in Play accreditation: in 2007 they were London Adventure Playground of the Year.
• Idea 2: Maintaining provisionIndigos Go Wild is an environmental play project created by local parents. Children help with general land maintenance, make paths and plant trees.
• Idea 3: Designing and developing your provisionFinstock Community Playground is a free accessible play area for children of different abilities was designed and built by local people.
• Idea 4: Employing staffGainsborough Adventure Playground is managed by local volunteers and employs 12 staff, all with, or working towards, NVQ playwork qualifications.
• Idea 5: Working with othersSwainswick Explorers is a rural project that enables children to explore and play in the countryside by building relationships with local landowners.
• Idea 6: Working with local peopleWakefield Play Rangers choose the locations where they work by consulting with local children, community members and councillors.
• Working with volunteersStreet Play Project managed by Leeds Play Network encourages community volunteers as playworkers and helps get them trained.
• Including all sections of the communitySouth Gloucestershire Play Rangers offers challenging play opportunities in different locations and encourages disabled children to be involved.