Helping all children understand differences encourages them to feel good about who they are, where they fit into the world and appreciate the diversity in others.

Play is now considered to be so important and essential for children’s development that it has been recognised by the high commission for human rights as the right of the child.

Children need an outdoor environment that can provide them with space, both upwards and outwards, and places to explore, experiment, discover, be active and healthy, and to develop their physical capabilities.

“Risky play can be defined as a thrilling and exciting activity that involves a risk of physical injury, and play that provides opportunities for challenge, testing limits, exploring boundaries and learning about injury risk.”

“What better way to utilise your passion with science than to educate the future generation.”

Empathy is the ability to imagine how someone else is feeling in a particular situation and respond with care.