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The potential of physical education and games as a means to develop social, ethical and moral competencies is recognised by several European institutions.
The children and young people who end up in the criminal justice system are amongst the most vulnerable and disadvantaged members of our society, even long before they reach detention. In fact, various studies show that a substantial number of young offenders have a very low literacy level and learning disabilities which have implications for educational provision and delivering interventions. ActiveGames4Change project aims to support young offenders (in custody and under community supervision) in acquiring and using key competencies that facilitate inclusion, education and employability. |
Project flyer and leaflet
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News and Events
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Events
14th biennial conference of the Australasian Corrections Education Association (ACEA) Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 13th - 16th October 2019 |
Latest news
ActiveGames4Change Kick-Off Meeting Cheltenham, United Kingdom 10th and 11th February 2019 |
