A child colouring in as part of street play.

Street Play Sir Gar

Street Play is for families to use outdoor space, to connect and to play.

We create the time, the space and the kit, then it’s over to our communities to make and play. We provide kit for games, messy play and creativity.

All children and young people have a foundational need to play!

The Street Play Project gives the opportunity and environment for children and young people to engage in outdoor play.
Trained playworkers will support participants in the creation of a space in which they can do this.

Play has been shown to be a biological, psychological and social necessity, and is fundamental to the healthy development and wellbeing of individuals and communities.

All children and young people have a foundational need to play!

The Street Play Project gives the opportunity and environment for children and young people to engage in outdoor play.
Trained playworkers will support participants in the creation of a space in which they can do this.

Play has been shown to be a biological, psychological and social necessity, and is fundamental to the healthy development and wellbeing of individuals and communities.

Do’s
Bring along things to play with
Have fun and enjoy
Meet other children and neighbours
Stay for a chat 

Don’ts
Please don’t leave your children alone

A young boy is sat in front of the PSU Llanelli front door in Llanelli on his mobility scooter. He is sat in front of the two bright blue pillars of the old converted church.
PSU faciliator Kris is sat over a campfire showing two young people sat next to him how to roast marshmallows on an open fire.
Young people and their families are sat on a matt in a sports centre playing games and building castles.
A young girl is stood in front of the PSU stand playing badminton. She is stood on grass with hoola hoops and other games near here.
Steffan is showing off his skateboarding tricks. Steffan is a facilitator who is wearing brown trousers and a check shirt. He and his skateboard are leaping in the sky and to balance Steffan is holding his arm up.
Pete is stood at the back of this image with a group of young boys stood in front holding a multicolours parachute and playing a game.