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How we do it in... Play Torbay, Tanny Stobat - presentation at Peninsula LIST Masterclass 2 April
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Masterclass - Involving children and
young people in evaluation and impact
How we do it in... Play Torbay
Play Torbay is a small charity which delivers 20,000 free opportunities every year, championing children’s right to play
We find lots of different ways for young people to tell us what they think about the activities on offer and what they would like to do in the future...
Photographs Interviews Video Sound recordings Case studies Report cards Vox Pops Feedback sessions Reflective diaries Practical ideas such as pebbles in jars, sticky
dots on a bull’s eye sheet
Evaluation methods include
The FUNk story
Young people help to tell the story http://youtu.be/CPSRH
14_7V4
The Young Inspectors’ Story
http://youtu.be/I1K-fI-o
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The cultural offer for young people in Torbay
Main findings
Lack of information about what is on offer for young people in Torbay
More opportunities for children and young people in the holidays – not just for tourists
Cultural opportunities that were not too expensive
The cultural offer for young people in Torbay
Youth Cultural Partnership
NEW WAVE
But there are some things which are difficult to
quantify. For example: Interest in life, happiness and satisfaction Sense of personal power Sense of one’s own competence Ability to cope with stress and frustration Resilience
Measuring children’s self confidence and well-being
Problem solving skills Decision making skills Creativity Actualisation Belonging Acceptance Participation
Measuring children’s self confidence and well-being
Measuring soft outcomes
Introducing the sticker book
Finally the story of how young people developed ‘Questing in Torbay’
QUEST PLAY I have learned a lot of new technical things (film making, digital art, filming, recording, etc.).
I have learned there is a lot more to acting than just being in the audience eye; there is a lot of preparation, a lot of things to think about, and sometimes a lot of lines to learn but I did it, I enjoyed it and the audience liked it too.
Ayesha (11 years)