Paul is community engagement officer at Platform Housing Group. He has wide experience of working with a number of community groups across the city.
Phil has championed opportunities for young people for over 40 years, particularly in his role at Perdiswell Young People's Leisure Club. He brings this vast experience to Play Worcester.
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Kate has a background in educational leadership in primary schools. She also has extensive experience of leading and developing training for people working with children in a variety of settings.
Dave is a senior lecturer in Secondary Physical Education at University of Worcester. His research interests includeFundamental Movement Skills in Secondary Education and he has also been working on a joint project with Jane Sisk on Lego Serious Play - Lego® Serious Play™ as a teaching method for reflective practice and professional development with secondary initial teacher training students.
Georgina is a specialist play practitioner. After having worked as a play specialist in hospital, she then moved into working in a special education needs, disability and mental health school. Georgina is passionate about using the power of play to give children a safe and fun way to express themselves, help manage their feelings, and bui
Georgina is a specialist play practitioner. After having worked as a play specialist in hospital, she then moved into working in a special education needs, disability and mental health school. Georgina is passionate about using the power of play to give children a safe and fun way to express themselves, help manage their feelings, and build confidence. She is also the OPAL parent rep at her children's' school.
Thérèse Hoyle is founder of Thérèse Hoyle Consultancies Ltd.
Thérèse supports primary schools to dramatically improve the quality of day-to-day play times and lunchtimes, with a consequent beneficial impact on lunchtime behaviour, engagement, learning, social, emotional, mental and physical health and wellbeing.
She is recognised as one of
Thérèse Hoyle is founder of Thérèse Hoyle Consultancies Ltd.
Thérèse supports primary schools to dramatically improve the quality of day-to-day play times and lunchtimes, with a consequent beneficial impact on lunchtime behaviour, engagement, learning, social, emotional, mental and physical health and wellbeing.
She is recognised as one of the world’s leading training providers of playtime and lunchtime programmes with her ‘How to Be a Lunchtime Supervisor Superhero’ workshop, Positive Playtime Essentials and Award Programme, and Positive Playtime Online Academy.
Thérèse has over 25 years’ experience in education and has worked as a teacher, education consultant, coach, wellbeing adviser and trainer with over 1,500 schools and organisations.
She is author of 101 Playground Games 2nd edition, 101 Wet Playtime Games, How to be a Peaceful School (Contributing author) and The Big Book of Whole School Wellbeing, (co-editor and contributing author)