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National Minimum Standards
STANDARD 6 - Leisure activities
Relevant Regulations
Underpinning Legislation
Adoption Agencies Regulations 2005:
- 15 - Requirement to obtain information about the child
- 17 - Requirement to prepare child's permanence report for the adoption panel
- 24 - Requirement to provide preparation for adoption
- 31 - Proposed placement
- 36 - Reviews
- Schedule 1 - Information
Further Guidance:
- Adoption and Children Act 2002 Statutory Guidance - Chapters 2, 4 and 5
- Practice Guidance - Preparing and Assessing Prospective Adopters
Outcome
- Children are able to enjoy their interests, develop confidence in their skills and are supported and encouraged to engage in leisure activities.
Children develop their emotional, intellectual, social creative and physical skills through the accessible and stimulating environment created within the prospective adopters’ home. Children are supported to take part in school based and out of school activities.
Children pursue individual interests and hobbies. They take part in a range of activities, including leisure activities and trips.
Last Updated: August 19, 2025
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