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About Us
About Us
Network of Community Activities is the Peak representative body for Out of School Hours Care in NSW & ACT.
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What We Do
What We Do
Network provides information, advocacy, training and support for organisations and individuals working with communities offering services to school age children.
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Training
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About Us
About Us
Network of Community Activities is the Peak representative body for Out of School Hours Care in NSW & ACT.
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What We Do
What We Do
Network provides information, advocacy, training and support for organisations and individuals working with communities offering services to school age children.
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Training
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PARS Model of Playwork
Good play environments have magical qualities that transcend the here and now, the humdrum, and the typical. They have flow qualities—qualities that take the child to other places and other times. They are permeated with awe and wonder, both in rarity and in imaginative qualities.
-Joe Frost
Join the Playwork movement
- Want to hear more about how the worldwide movement of playwork can influence your work with children?
- Are you interested in gaining a deeper understanding about the PARs model of playwork practice?
Tuesday 16th August 2022
6:00pm
FREE Webinar
Don’t miss out on this exciting information session:
Join us for a FREE short information session on PARS (model of playwork practice) developed by Dr Shelly Newstead. Shelly has developed a level 2 qualification on PARS Playwork Practice. The aim of the qualification is to enable practitioners to learn how to use the PARS model to describe and develop their playwork practice.
About Dr Shelly Newstead
This information session will be facilitated by Dr Shelly Newstead who has worked in the playwork field for more than thirty years as a practitioner, trainer, author, editor, publisher and researcher, currently an Adjunct Research Fellow at Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia.
She is the Managing Editor of International Journal of Playwork Practice and the Series Editor for the Routledge Advances in Playwork Research series.