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IPA Scotland is constituted as a Branch and exists to promote the objects of the Association and to recruit members. It appoints a National Representative to represent it on the IPA Council which meets during Triennial World Conferences and at least once in the interim. The Branch has an associated charitable trust - The Play Right Scotland Trust - which raises and distributes funds in order to promote IPA's interests and activities. 
Activities IPA Scotland arranges meetings for members to discuss current issues and Association business. These take place in different venues around Scotland and are often associated with a visit to a play facility. IPA Scotland members represent the Association on other national and local bodies with similar interests and concerns and work in co-operation with them to promote the rights and interests of children, young people and families. IPA Scotland encourages international contacts. Its members visit other countries and it regularly receives visitors to Scotland. Membership Membership is open to any individual, voluntary organisation, local authority or central government department on payment of an annual subscription. Members receive PlayRights Magazine and other information. They are eligible for reduced rates at IPA conferences etc. How to join For further information on membership, how to join IPA and become an active member of IPA Scotland contact: Alan Rees MBE Branch and Trust Secretary |
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