Let's Play Out registration form: Dyserth | Denbighshire County Council

Before you begin

You can use this form to register one child's details for Let's Play Out sessions.

If you'd like to register more than 1 child, please complete this form as many times as you need to.

Parent's/Guardian's details
Please let us know your details. You can provide your child's details on the next page.
Your first name
Your last name
Email address
Contact phone number

Child's details
Please provide details of the child you would like to register for Let's Play Out sessions. You'll need to complete this form again if you would like to register another child.
Child's first name
Child's last name
Child's age
Child's address

Please enter a Denbighshire postcode and then click the 'Find address' button.

If the address is outside of Denbighshire, please type in the address.
Postcode
Address line 1
Address line 2
Address line 3
Address line 4
Address line 5
Child's school

Emergency contact details
Emergency contact's name
Emergency contact's relationship to child
If you selected other, please let us know what the emergency contact's relationship is to the child
Contact number

Dyserth
The Let's Play Out sessions in Dyserth take place from 10:30am to 12 noon at King George V Playing Fields on:
- Tuesday 23 July 2024
- Tuesday 30 July 2024
- Tuesday 6 August 2024
- Tuesday 13 August 2024
- Tuesday 20 August 2024
- Tuesday 27 August 2024
Confirm registration
I would like to register my child's details so that they can attend Let's Play Out sessions at Dyserth

Declarations
Consent to apply face paint (optional)
I provide my consent for my child to have face paint applied
Consent to photos and videos for marketing and promotional purposes (optional)
I provide my consent for my child to take part in photos and videos for marketing and promotional purposes
Consent for emergency first aid treatment
I provide my consent for my child to have emergency first aid treatment at a Let's Play Out session if needed
Open access
I understand that sessions have an open access policy which means that young people will be free to leave the session at any point.