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    • শিশুর অভিভাবকত্ব: একাল-সেকাল

Slide Slide Slide Aims to build partnership with the government to mainstream learning through play in GPS Since 2018 Play Lab in Government Primary School Caters to children of the 4-5 age cohorts in GPS settings and has been situated in 32 sub districts within the 9 districts.

Slide GPS Structure Play leaders, Advocating play & Community engagement are the primary components of GPS Play Leaders The Play Leaders are young women, recruited from the local community. They are trained in play-based pedagogy, whereby their leadership skills are strengthened, and they become advocates for the play based learning. Advocating Play Play Lab model is being tested in the government schools as part of the pre-primary education for children aged 4-5. This philosophy has been disseminated through training of pre-primary teachers of GPS, orientation sessions, meetings with SMC, seminars etc. Community Engagement Play Labs engage parents, caregivers, and community members to decorate learning spaces and help to create low-cost, contextually appropriate, recyclable play materials. The community engagement through play lab created a path for pre-primary preparedness within the community.

Slide Play As A Tool a source of joyful, explorative, and interactive experiences that promote the development of cognitive, physical, motor, and socio-emotional skills in childhood and beyond. This idea is central to our work in child development. To develop play materials BRAC IED organized materials workshop with the parents and guardians of play lab students. Quarterly Material Development Workshop and monthly Parents Meetings ensured children’s presence in the play lab regularly.

Slide Objective We seek to change the educational status quo by developing scalable play-based models, building the evidence based on model outcomes, advocating for the importance of play in education, and building capacity among our domestic and international partners. Our low-cost, scalable Play Model series for ages 0-5 has been implemented in over 1,000 centers across the country, and we are widely recognized as a leader in the emerging area of early childhood development (ECD) in Bangladesh.

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