£32.72
“It was very easy to do and didn’t take long at all. It was clear and to the point. Visuals were very attractive yet simple. It was very easy to navigate. I think all parents or anybody working with children could find this useful!”
*We are able to offer access to this resource fully funded to individuals and families within Falkirk & District area, thanks to generous funding from CVS Falkirk – as part of the Mental Health & Wellbeing Fund [2023]
Feedback from parents, carers, and professionals who have accessed this eLearning course –
“I really enjoyed the learning, it was clear and engaging Jam packed with information with out being an overload. I felt quite positive afterwards that I would be able to play purposefully with my child and include purposeful play in daily tasks”
“Well done this is a great module, I will definitely be looking out for more and sharing with others to get involved in completing their own modules with you.”
“Yes i would 100% recommend, I feel everyone would benefit from this learning – especially other parents and carers of disabled children”
Callum@bouncet.com –
I will try to find was of ‘getting it right’ play for my son which will provide him with some challenge whilst still making it engaging and manageable. He has high sensory needs so I will be focusing on play which gives a lot of sensory feedback.
Callum@bouncet.com –
Feedback Survey –
85.7% would VERY SATISFIED with this online learning experience.
100% of parent carers would recommend this learning to other parents/carers.
“Yes I would. It was very easy to do and didn’t take long at all. It was simple, clear and to the point. Visuals were very attractive yet simple. It was very easy to navigate and the instructions were simple. I think all parents or anybody working with children could find this useful.”
“I believe this resource would be useful for parents struggling with ideas for play and teachers for classroom settings.”
“Yes, I feel everyone would benefit from this but it think it should be encouraged earlier by Health Visitors and Early Years Educators.”