A challenge plays!

Play is the child’s first claim on the the community. No community can infringe on that right without doing deep and enduring harm to the minds and bodies of its citizens.
“…recognises the significance and the value of play in children’s’ development’ and that it ‘ is committed to ensuring that all children have access to rich stimulating environments, free from inappropriate risk, and full of challenge, thereby offering them the opportunity to explore through freely chosen play both themselves and the world.Behaviour which is freely chosen, personally directed and intrinsically motivated.When children determine and control the content and intent of their play by following their own instincts, ideas and interests, in their own way for their own reasons That where possible children prefer to play outside in the natural environment with all its random features and variability and mess.
And that generally children prefer to play where there are no adults.To revise the Regulations for Childminding and Daycare to require risk assessment that balances risk against the benefits of the play opportunity, rather than an avoidance of all unnecessary risk.To develop new standards for play provision, that will define a public benchmark of balancing risk against benefit in play recognises that the impact of modern society on children's lives has significantly restricted their opportunity to play freely and has resulted in a poverty of play opportunities in the general environment. It is therefore committed to encouraging the creation of high quality 'compensatory' play provision that is appropriate, local, stimulating and challenging for all children in Wales.partnership working is rarely straightforward and it is important that it is based on trust, clear aims and objectives, and clear structures, equality of partners and a team committed to partnership.

“it takes time to develop community and parent relationships”