More than 2,500 children, young people and families enjoyed a day of fun, creativity and community spirit at Playday Pembrokeshire at Llys y Frân earlier this month.
The national day celebrating the importance of playing to children’s’ development was coordinated by Pembrokeshire County Council and supported by community organisations and groups from all over the county.
Children enjoying archery, circus skills, crazy bug racing, fun football, house building, climbing, craft, art and much more.
“We are thrilled with the success of Playday Pembrokeshire 2024. It was uplifting to see so many families enjoying themselves and embracing the spirit of play. This event truly highlighted the importance of play in fostering creativity, learning, and community bonds.
“We would like to thank all those that contributed to making this event a success, including volunteers, and participants. We look forward to continuing this tradition and making next year’s Playday even more memorable,” said Alys Lewis Play Officer Pembrokeshire County Council.
Mark Hillary and Clare Sturman from Llys-y-Frân said they were delighted to be part of the day. “We’re immensely proud to host this wonderful event alongside Pembrokeshire County Council,” they added.
Playday was established in 1987 and takes place at locations across the UK on the first Wednesday in August. It is an ongoing campaign that highlights the importance of play in children’s lives, focusing on a particular issue each year.
