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Play Training

As official Singapore Hub for PARS Playwork

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We’re proud to be the official Singapore Hub for PARS Playwork.

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As part of the global PARS Playwork network, we are dedicated to advancing the PARS approach in Singapore by supporting local play practitioners through training, resources, and community engagement.

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Learn more : https://www.parsplaywork.com/playwork-singapore

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Who's joined us?

CDAC

Chapter Zero
Children's Cancer Foundation
Fei Yue Community Services
Singapore Children's Society

NIEC
IPA Thailand

KidsSTOP

Mosaic Preschool

NLB

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Who Is It For?

Our training is ideal for:

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  • Teachers and early childhood educators

  • Social workers and youth practitioners

  • Indoor and outdoor play space operators

  • Community workers and program coordinators

  • Parents and caregivers interested in play-based approaches

  • Anyone passionate about enhancing children’s well-being through play

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What You Will Learn

​Participants will gain:

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  • A clear understanding of PARS Playwork Practice and its application

  • Insight into the role of adults in supporting—not directing—play

  • Practical tools for observing, reflecting, and responding to children’s play

  • Strategies for creating inclusive, engaging, and child-led play environments

  • A deeper appreciation for the value of free play in child development

Registration open

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If you’re interested in PARS Playwork training, we’d love to hear from you!


Please submit a form here or subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed about upcoming workshops and training opportunities.

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Let’s keep in touch and continue building a playful community together. 💛

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"As part of the worldwide PARS network, PLAY CONNECT brings international expertise and a spirit of collaboration. Join a growing community of play advocates across Southeast Asia and beyond. Our trainings are not just educational—they're a movement toward a more playful, child-respecting world.

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