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Discover

Families and practitioners can browse 50 activities to do together, most of them at home or on your doorstep.
 

Play

Every 50 Things To Do activity is designed for fun and helps children and families build the skills and home learning environments needed for a great start in life.

Explore

Every local version points families to places, events and activities in their own area. Right on their doorsteps and most of them free.
 

Thrive

The activities are based on how young children learn and develop, making them valuable at home, in early years settings and beyond.
 

How will you use 50 Things To Do?

Families & Parents

Looking for screen-free, low-cost ideas to do with your children? Find out if there's a 50 Things To Do offer where you live and unlock the power of play.

 

Practitioners

Work with young children and families? Get free resources to use 50 Things To Do in your setting, whether that's Early Years, Health, Early Help or a Cultural Venue. All focused on creating a brilliant Home Learning Environment
 

Local Authorities & Partners

Want to bring 50 Things To Do to your area? Let's talk about a local offer built around your families, your priorities and creating the time to create great Home Learning Environments. We help over 20 authorities deliver the best start in life for children.

Resources to help practitioners and parents increase play and reduce screen time

Whether you're in a school, an Early Years setting, a Health team, a Childminding business or a Cultural Venue, our free resources help you build on the brilliant work you already do, share the 50 Things To Do approach with families and make the most of everyday opportunities for play.

Our resources, and the evidence informed approach of 50 Things To Do, helps to foster brilliant Home Learning Environments for your families.

A truly local offer, wherever you are

Every 50 Things To Do offer is shaped around its place and focused on creating evidence informed situations that help to create brilliant Home Learning Environments. 50 Things To Do now runs in more than 20 areas, bringing Early Years, Health, Education, Culture and Community partners together so families find play opportunities close to home, reduce isolation and connect with the communities in which they live.

For Local Authorities, it's a simple, low-cost way to deliver on Best Start in Life priorities and help more children reach their social, emotional and physical milestones through supportive home learning that is fun.