What we do
Here at Boromi, we’re building our national Network of Play, for families to discover play within their everyday.
We’re doing this through our award-winning and evidence-based Play Libraries for education and community settings. Plus, we have partnerships to design bespoke play solutions alongside our advocacy work championing why family play matters.
Take a look below to find out more:
School Play Libraries®
We partner with primary schools and nurseries across the UK, providing everything needed to set up and host your very own Play Library built around our play principles: ‘Invent‘, ‘Imagine‘, ‘Investigate‘ and ‘Share‘.
How does it work?
Play bags are delivered to your setting at the start of term
Play bags are free for families to borrow and take home to explore together
At the end of each term, we collect everything up
After the holidays, you’ll receive new play bags with new adventures waiting inside!
Pop-in Play Libraries™
Play Libraries for community settings of all shapes and sizes – launching summer 2024!
With play bags suitable from birth to 5+, our Pop-in Play Libraries stay on site for families to pop in and enjoy a moment of play together, any time you’re open.
Whether you’re a large library, tiny café or busy food bank, we’ve got you covered.
Be part of the family play revolution. Talk to us about a Pop-in Play Library today.
Partnerships
We want every child to have a fair start in life, and we can’t do this alone.
We are proud to work on bespoke, collaborative projects with like-minded organisations, dreaming up new ways for families to discover play in their everyday.
We’re always happy to hear from new groups, charities, businesses or anyone with an idea for us to explore together. Just get in touch!
Advocacy
Our first few years of life shape the adults we become. It’s when we develop our fundamental building blocks for life. And yet, the early years remain under-valued as a developmental stage, and under-funded as a sector.
We believe that we all have a part to play, and we’re working hard to champion the importance of play in the early years and campaign for increased recognition and funding.
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Communities
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Advocacy