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Risky and unstructured play encouraged at upcoming events

Posted by HAHP on July 16, 2019 in News
PLEY (Physical Literacy in the Early Years)
PLEY (Physical Literacy in the Early Years)

Dalhousie University’s Michelle Stone say's independent outdoor play with elements of daring and risk can help kids grow. For story go here.

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Stairs House, 6230 South Street

PO Box 15000

Halifax,NS   B3H 4R2

Tel: (902) 494-2152