Study

Adult interactions play a key role in recess outcomes.

New research demonstrates that a high-functioning recess can contribute to a positive school climate in low-income elementary schools.

Study shows children who spend more time outdoors after school, get more moderate to vigorous physical activity

How Recess Can Unlock a Child’s Strengths

An Institute of Medicine report recommends schools provide children with more than 50 percent of the needed 60 minutes of daily physical activity

Randomized control study finds students at Playworks schools experience less bullying, feel safer, return to classroom quicker, and are more physically active