Every day we’re gathering more data to show the impact learning through play has on children’s lives… and the impact children who play make on the world around them. Dive in to understand the science behind our stories
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The Good Life - According to Children
What’s the secret to a good life? We asked Denmark’s children. Take a look at what they told us.
In the classroom, At home, Wellbeing
Technology & play
Technology is now embedded in children’s lives: how does it affect the way they play, learn and develop critical skills?
In the classroom, At home, Future skills, Technology
Why creativity matters and how play nurtures creative minds
Creativity is instinctive in children – and just as essential in adults. Here’s an introduction to what we know so far about why and how we should make space for children to hone creative skills.
In the classroom, At home, Future skills
How children thrive on play
Dive into the evidence for play’s vital role in child development.
At home, In the classroom, Future skills
Engaging young children in play
Children get more out of play when they take the lead. But the science shows us adults can – and should – join in. Here’s why
In the classroom, At home
The neuroscience of learning through play
Do you know that play builds brains? We look at research that shows how playful learning experiences lay the foundations for brain development
Future skills, In the classroom, At home
The scientific case for learning through play
Play is how children thrive. In our paper we look at the science behind the power of play - showing how it helps children pick up the skills to take on the 21st century
In the classroom, At home, Future skills
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About Us
Children learn best through play. It's an essential part of their development. But not every child gets the time and chance to play that they deserve. That's where we come in. We're making learning through play a priority for children around the world.
Why Play Matters
Play is something every child, everywhere in the world can do. It fuels curiosity, sparks creativity, and inspires a lifelong love of learning. Children who play pick up all kinds of skills to thrive today – and lay the foundations for a happier, healthier life tomorrow.