To address the trend of Indoor Play Space Development, Playright PlayScope launches an Introductory course to equip participants with a new understanding of the free play by introducing the basic fundamental theory of the PARS Playwork model. Through experiencing various play zones in Playscope, participants will learn different play ideas that are created with “Loose Parts” and their usages. Our professional Playwork trainers and Playscope’s Playworker will share practical tools on how to create play ideas and design the play settings with multiple materials, and provide evaluation methods that inspire participants to apply in different indoor settings such as schools, community centers, etc.

Date and time:	10am-1pm or 2pm-5pm on every Tuesday to Thursday and 10am -1pm on every Friday and Saturday (The first Wednesday of every month is cleaning day with no tour service. If the first Wednesday falls on public holiday, the cleaning day will be rescheduled to the next Wednesday. No tour service on public holiday.)
Location:	Playright PlayScope (Room 117-128, G/F, Hang Wo House,Tai Wo Estate, Tai Po, N.T.)
Target audience:	Principals and staff of kindergartens/nursery schools, workers from social welfare organizations
Participants:	20-25
Fee:	$6000/ session (max. 25 participants)
Workshop details:	Introduction of Playwork concept and PARS model Understanding free play from children’s perspective and the concept of children free play Application of free play theory and experience the compound flexibility of loose materials to set up an optimum free play environment Experiencing Free Play at PlayScope