Hopes to break down societal barriers
We have to push through our anxiety over the safety of our children.
That's the belief of the Chief Executive Officer at Isle of Play.
Chris Gregory was speaking as the organisation, which encourages children to play outside, celebrated its first birthday.
Mr Gregory believes playing out is how kids learn skills to adapt to an ever-changing world and over their first year they've encouraged more that 12,000 children to do just that.
He now hopes to break down the societal barriers restricting children from their right to play:
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