BOING KIDS

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Explore our brand new PlayUp Club to power up your play this summer holidays.

Six free, exciting and new games that can be played anywhere, with anything and by anyone in the family!

Can you complete the boss level?

Join Rusty to discover them and #PlayYourWay.

Explore the PlayUp Club

What we do

Training courses

Whether you are a coach, volunteer, teacher or parent we have a CPD accredited course for you.

Fun guaranteed.

Learn with us!

PlayGames

We have active, playful and inclusive activities to explore, no matter their age or ability.

There is power in play!

Go and Explore!

Research & impact

Boing is at the forefront of children’s physical literacy research and development across the world.

Our research guides all that we do.

Find out more!

CSR partnerships

We partner with businesses to help them create healthy and active workforces and communities.

Delivering lasting impact together.

Partner with us!

Developing children's physical literacy through active play

We support practitioners to create playful, active and inclusive spaces that develop children’s physical literacy.

Boing is all about providing children with the tools they need to explore the world around them and solve problems in a fun way.

What is Boing?

Discovering the joy in physical activity, by developing physical literacy

Unlocking the power
of play, by letting
kids be kids

Creating active spaces
that celebrate kids’ imaginations

Why Boing?

Every child is different

At Boing we understand that all children are different. Some love sport. Some don’t.

Boing is designed to help your child realise their potential in physical activity and Sport.

Creativity & confidence

Children love to play. We believe that creativity and confidence should be harnessed for greater learning power.

The focus on children means that teachers become coaches in the PlayGames, and children are partners in creating them!

Inclusive activity

Development rather than competition is key to Boing. When competition is introduced it often leads to exclusion or disengagement.

Individual development and a focus on improvement leads to greater inclusivity and collaboration.