Summary
- Inclusive play supports every child’s development.
- Experts say play should be accessible to all children.
- Families, schools and communities share responsibility.
- Play recognised as a fundamental child right.
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KUALA LUMPUR, July 19 — Education experts have called for more inclusive play environments to ensure every child can participate, learn and grow regardless of ability or background.
They said thoughtfully designed play spaces promote cognitive, social and emotional development while strengthening inclusion.
Experts also stressed that families, educators, communities and policymakers all have a role in protecting every child’s right to play and creating environments where all children feel they belong.
