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Why introduce a Playtime Party?

To maintain a basic level of health, the Government’s recommendation as outlined by the Department of Health states children and young people aged 5 to 18 need to do at least 60 minutes of physical activity every day. This should range from moderate activity such as playground games to vigorous activity such as running and dancing.

The Playtime Party has been created to address this new recommendation and helps schools to engage less active children during break times.

Playtime Party thrives on it’s sustainability in school through the trained Playtime Party Leaders who will be able to lead safe and enjoyable dance activities during school break times and events.

Playtime Party Leaders are trained to:

develop their own personal leadership skills

plan and lead dance movement sessions

assist in planning and leading a dance activity event

identify appropriate music to use

create simple dance routines for all

encourage others to become more physically active during break times

Playtime Party meets the Government’s Physical Literacy framework that enables:

Physical Development - focus on body action to develop skill and stamina

Knowledge and Understanding - pupils learn through doing, feeling and experiencing

Enjoyment - dance is sociable so is fun

Confidence and Self Esteem - releases inhibitions and provides a feeling of well-being

Social Development - dance encourages co-operative social relationships

Creativity - perform and express original body movements

Expression and Communication - express emotions through movement.

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What lets the musicians and dancers jive together?

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Fun Warm Up Game | Heads Shoulders Knees & Toes

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COMPILATION OF FUN TEAM GAMES FOR SPORTS

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Choo Choo Wa 👍 | Songs for Kids | How To Dance | Mini Disco

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Baby Shark 🦈 | Songs for Kids | How To Dance | MiniDisco