Experts are advocating for the elimination of 'no ball games' signs to protect playtime and reduce children's screen time during school breaks. A report by the Raising the Nation Play Commission reveals that outdoor play in England has decreased by 50% over a generation due to factors like traffic and crime fear. The commission proposes a national Play Strategy, including banning anti-play signs, involving children in development decisions, opening school playgrounds to the community, and increasing the digital age of consent.
In England, outdoor play has declined by 50% in a generation, leading to children spending more time indoors on digital devices, sparked by an anti-play culture.
Experts urge a national ban on 'no ball games' signs as part of a strategy to promote outdoor play and combat the decline of children's physical activity.
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