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More than Swings and Roundabouts by Children's Play Council Pdf
This colourful practical guide emphasises the need to start with children's needs and wishes and the importance of local partnerships. It includes case studies, illustrations and a discussion of key policy issues. It will be of interest to professionals working in play, parks, youth, community development, planning, leisure and community services, and to elected members and active local residents.
Swings and Roundabouts by Bethany Ruth Anderson Pdf
Boy meets Girl. Manic Depressive meets Body Dysmorphic. Not your average love story. No help needed. Nothing to rely on - no drugs, no counsellors, no therapy. Just Sarah and Matt. Sarah and Matt; two people who meet at a party and fall in love; two people suffering with mental illness entering into a relationship, trying to contend not only with themselves, but also with each other. One in four people in the UK experience poor mental health at some point in the course of a year, and one in six experiences mental illness at any given time. Swings and Roundabouts is an honest account of how mental illness affects people's lives and their relationships.
Playing Out - Swings and Roundabouts outlines the first ten years of Paul's life. Abandoned by his mother at six weeks old, he lives alongside three brothers and a sister being raised by their lorry driver father. Struggling to cope, their father does his best to provide but living on state handouts means the children often go without. Being motherless has a huge impact on every aspect of his existence. In way of compensation, swings and roundabouts, Paul is afforded the freedom to roam. Hardships aplenty, lacking the nurture that often comes from a motherly embrace, Paul is being sculpted, his life is playing out. Set in the 1970s, the older reader can enjoy a nostalgic trip down memory lane and the youngsters can view the offline existence of kids who wore flares and had bad hair. Products and television programmes, toys and confectionery, the sweetest of memories entwined with the roughness of a working-class environment. Street games, scrumping and sewage tunnels. A patchwork quilt of Paul's memories stitched together using a rather coarse yarn makes this story a true account of British social history that is both poignant and humorous. All the main elements of the story are genuine incidents, although many of the people and places have been distorted to protect the guilty and to assist with the flow of the narrative.
Jack Horwood. Vigilante, hacker, security specialist. Partner to Gareth Flynn. Adoptive father to their two teenage boys. Happily juggling long days and short nights. Gareth Flynn. Ex-army officer. Ace negotiator. Righter of wrongs. Family man. Away from home more often than he likes. Desperate for a relationship reset, Jack treats Gareth to a romantic getaway and Sweden's frigid peace gives them the break they both need. But Jack's a trouble magnet and the next dead body just a wild skidoo ride away. Can love, teamwork, and trust survive the troubles that follow them around? Can Jack save what's become so important to him? Expect action, drama, and hot romance in book 4 of the Power of Zero series.
In his heyday, 'Robin' Medina was the finest contortionist and circus performer of modern times. A Gay icon and friend to Dame Barbara Cartland, and admired by stars like Princess Margaret, Liz Taylor and Richard Burton, his has been an extraordinary life. This is his story as told to the Scottish-born poet, John Wright.
