ALL Come Out To Play!  is currently funded by the Office for Women, Dept of Premier and Cabinet. This project is a partnership with Drummond Street Services, Hullaballoo Music for All and Playgroup Victoria.Â
It’s here! Our digital book is now available
The story of ALL Come Out To Play! is now available as an interactive digital book. You can now take ALL Come Out To Play! anywhere and share it with your friends.Â
About the project
ALL Come Out to Play! is a session that helps children learn about respectful relationships and equality.
It is delivered with humour, dancing and fun for all! There are songs and games and lots of exciting toys to play with. It is good for people who are still learning English as well. The session encourages girls to be strong and confident and boys to seek help when they need it – it has a message of equality and respect for everyone.
What to expect at ALL Come Out to Play:
Participation! Participation! Participation! The fun-filled session runs for approximately 40 minutes and is loads of fun for children and adults. The sessions are very interactive and inclusive. We encourage dialogue between the children/presenter/parents/carers as different topics and themes arise and are explored. We encourage you to sit with your child and immerse yourself in the session too. The more involved you are, the more your child will engage and enjoy!
Singalong with All Come Out To Play!
Professional Development training available online now!
Understanding and Preventing Family ViolenceÂ
Playgroup Victoria and Drummond street services now have Professional Development Training available. This online training will give you an understanding of gender equality and its link to family violence as well as provide you with practical ideas that support gender equality in the early years with both children and parents
To register your interest in this training please email – Nancylee Merzel: nlmerzel@playgroup.org.au
Resources
Lesson Plans
Download lesson plans for your group that provide activities and extend the conversation around respectful relationships and gender equality. Each of the lesson plans have been linked to the Victorian Curriculum and are suitable for Foundation to Grade 2. These lesson plans can also be used for play based activity within your playgroup.
Tip Sheets
Download our tip sheets below for ideas and inspiration at home
Download our handy posters!
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Media
Radio National – Life Matters Interview
Challenging gender stereotypes among kids.
Partners and Sponsors
