Children’s right to play and create

I have the right to play, draw and create, as set out in an important United Nations document that lays down rules.

This document, known as the "Convention on the Rights of the Child", is supposed to be respected throughout the world.

Language Charter – various forms of expression

Being bilingual, trilingual or multilingual is invaluable for living life to the full!

When there is no common language among children..., it is essential to offer other forms of expression using different creative media.

Charter for participants in Play Away Days

It is so extraordinary to be... to feel free... free to share and free to make one’s own choices...

Taking my child to the sandpit, the puppet corner or the water play area, or seeing them go off with one of the team members...

Charter for participants in creative groups

I arrive with all my fragility... I might let you down because I won’t dare to speak... Luckily, I can express myself without words! I love that.

If only I dared to start by doing something...

Charter of Children’s Rights in Therapy

Believe in me. Give me hope. Don’t judge me! Don’t ask me anything. Respect me. Respect my pace! Listen to me. Help me understand...

Be there for me... Take care of my wounds.

Charter of the Child’s Experience of Play

Play is my way of being... To play is to explore, to question, to imagine, to communicate and to integrate all my experiences. It helps me to understand and to question myself even more.

Playing is my way of learning to think and reflect on life.