Sharing Good Times celebrates the importance of joyful play in enabling new ways for adults and children to be together in the classroom.

This podcast offers the reflections of a teacher and a member of the Senior Leadership Team about the impact Playground has had on the learning environment and culture of the classroom.

This podcast is part of Digital Playground. And as part of the series, we have four films and accompanying podcasts that offer a glimpse of the magical work we have been doing with children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

Playground’s Specialist Sessions take place in MASH Centres (Multi Agency Specialist Hubs) and Wyvern School and like all Playground activity they are co-created by our artists, the participating children and the adults who care for them.

Each film and accompanying podcast explores a theme that has emerged from sessions that evolved over the course of a year. Explore all of the films and podcasts here.

With thanks to Kent Family Hubs for funding this podcast.

About Playground:

Playground is an exciting programme of creativity for young children and their families in libraries, Family Hubs and other venues across Kent.

Our ambition is to empower young children and their families through engaging, transformative and high-quality creative activities. Delivered by a brilliant team of artists, young children and their families can enjoy and share Baby Playground (0 to 18 months) and or Family Playground (under 5 years).

Visit playgroundkent.co.uk to explore more.

Follow us on Instagram and Facebook. Playground is funded and supported by Kent County Council and Arts Council England.

Following Their Lead offers a glimpse of the remarkable world that opens up when artists extend and amplify the interests and creative impulses of the child; accompanied by a fascinating conversation between a parent and one of our artists.

This podcast is part of Digital Playground. And as part of the series, we have four films and accompanying podcasts that offer a glimpse of the magical work we have been doing with children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

Playground’s Specialist Sessions take place in MASH Centres (Multi Agency Specialist Hubs) and Wyvern School and like all Playground activity they are co-created by our artists, the participating children and the adults who care for them.

Each film and accompanying podcast explores a theme that has emerged from sessions that evolved over the course of a year. Explore all of the films and podcasts here.

With thanks to Kent Family Hubs for funding this podcast.

About Playground:

Playground is an exciting programme of creativity for young children and their families in libraries, Family Hubs and other venues across Kent.

Our ambition is to empower young children and their families through engaging, transformative and high-quality creative activities. Delivered by a brilliant team of artists, young children and their families can enjoy and share Baby Playground (0 to 18 months) and or Family Playground (under 5 years).

Visit playgroundkent.co.uk to explore more.

Follow us on Instagram and Facebook. Playground is funded and supported by Kent County Council and Arts Council England.

Belonging highlights the role of arts-based experiences in developing a sense of self.

This podcast is a conversation between the mother of a child and his teacher about nurturing confidence, trust and curiosity.

This podcast is part of Digital Playground. And as part of the series, we have four films and accompanying podcasts that offer a glimpse of the magical work we have been doing with children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

Playground’s Specialist Sessions take place in MASH Centres (Multi Agency Specialist Hubs) and Wyvern School and like all Playground activity they are co-created by our artists, the participating children and the adults who care for them.

Each film and accompanying podcast explores a theme that has emerged from sessions that evolved over the course of a year. Explore all of the films and podcasts here.

With thanks to Kent Family Hubs for funding this podcast.

About Playground:

Playground is an exciting programme of creativity for young children and their families in libraries, Family Hubs and other venues across Kent.

Our ambition is to empower young children and their families through engaging, transformative and high-quality creative activities. Delivered by a brilliant team of artists, young children and their families can enjoy and share Baby Playground (0 to 18 months) and or Family Playground (under 5 years).

Visit playgroundkent.co.uk to explore more.

Follow us on Instagram and Facebook. Playground is funded and supported by Kent County Council and Arts Council England.

Being Together explores how a family have found new ways to connect through Playground.

In this podcast we hear from a mother of three, about the role the sessions had in re-framing the family dynamic and their understanding of what it means to be together.

This podcast is part of Digital Playground. And as part of the series, we have four podcasts and accompanying films that offer a glimpse of the magical work we have been doing with children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

Playground’s Specialist Sessions take place in MASH Centres (Multi Agency Specialist Hubs) and Wyvern School and like all Playground activity they are co-created by our artists, the participating children and the adults who care for them.

Each film and accompanying podcast explores a theme that has emerged from sessions that evolved over the course of a year. Explore all of the films and podcasts here.

With thanks to Kent Family Hubs for funding this podcast.

About Playground:

Playground is an exciting programme of creativity for young children and their families in libraries, Family Hubs and other venues across Kent. Our ambition is to empower young children and their families through engaging, transformative and high-quality creative activities. Delivered by a brilliant team of artists, young children and their families can enjoy and share Baby Playground (0 to 18 months) and or Family Playground (under 5 years).

Visit playgroundkent.co.uk to explore more.