Play - Have Your Say Survey For Adults

More than 400 children and young people have told us (the Vale of Glamorgan Council) what they think about playing in the Vale via our ‘Play - Have Your Say’ Children and Young People’s Survey. We are currently analysing these results.

Now is the chance for parents, carers and other adults to have their say on playing in the Vale. We want to know whether they think children and young people have the time and space they need for playing and hanging out.

When asked about play opportunities, many adults automatically think about the local fixed play space / park they have in their area. Whilst we appreciate this is important to children and young people, we also know there are so many other ways they like to play so please think wider than just fixed play equipment in parks when completing the survey.

Complete our online play survey. Closing date is 8th April.

https://forms.office.com/r/0t0ya9tpc9

 

Chwarae - Arolwg Dweud Eich Dweud I Oedolion

Mae mwy na 400 o blant a phobl ifanc wedi dweud wrthym beth yw eu barn am chwarae yn y Fro drwy ein Harolwg Plant a Phobl Ifanc ‘Chwarae - Dweud Eich Dweud’. Rydym ar hyn o bryd yn dadansoddi’r canlyniadau hyn.

Nawr yw’r cyfle i rieni, gofalwyr ac oedolion eraill gael dweud eu dweud ar chwarae yn y Fro. Rydyn ni eisiau gwybod a ydyn nhw'n meddwl bod gan blant a phobl ifanc yr amser a'r lle sydd eu hangen arnyn nhw i chwarae a chymdeithasu.

Pan ofynnwyd iddynt am gyfleoedd chwarae, mae llawer o oedolion yn meddwl yn awtomatig am y man chwarae / parc sefydlog lleol sydd ganddynt yn eu hardal. Er ein bod yn gwerthfawrogi bod hyn yn bwysig i blant a phobl ifanc, rydym hefyd yn gwybod bod cymaint o ffyrdd eraill y maent yn hoffi chwarae, felly meddyliwch yn ehangach na dim ond offer chwarae sefydlog mewn parciau wrth gwblhau'r arolwg.

 Cwblhewch ein harolwg chwarae ar-lein. Y dyddiad cau yw 8 Ebrill.

 https://forms.office.com/r/0t0ya9tpc9

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