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The Playout Out Survey

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1. How often do you play outside? (Not counting school play times?) - Choose one.

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3. When I am out playing in my local area - choose one

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5. In your local area which of these is true? - Choose one

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6. How safe do you feel when you are out playing in your local area? - Choose one

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7. How exciting is it when you are out playing in your local area? - Choose one

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8. What do grown-ups think about children playing out in your local area? - Choose one

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9. This question is about whether people from the council or other adults have asked you what you like when you are playing – Which one of these is true? - Choose one

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10. Are you a boy or a girl? - Choose one

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More information

Children have a right to play.

Through play, children and young people can explore the world around them in a creative and engaging way. Research shows that children experience a range of health, wellbeing, developmental and educational benefits from outdoor play, and through learning in and connecting with nature.

Ensuring children’s access to play and engaging children in the planning system upholds their right to play and relax.

By completing this survey, you will be helping Inverclyde Council assess existing play spaces for children in their area to better understand the spaces that are working well and the improvements that require to be made for the creation of better play environments. This survey will help us understand what you like and don’t like about the outside play spaces in your area. It may also help us to find new spaces for you to play with your family and friends.

This survey applies to children of all ages, from 0 - 16.