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As Easter approaches, it’s the perfect time to infuse your children’s outdoor play with the joy and excitement of the season.

One of the wonderful things about a climbing frame is that it gives children the opportunity to explore their boundaries and take controlled risks. The last thing we want to do is to curtail their movement, their exploration, and their confidence by limiting their behaviours.

In this blog, we look at rules, regulations and advice for developing a thorough playground maintenance checklist, and provide specific information for caring for your equipment.

In an era where digital screens often overshadow the allure of outdoor play, the significance of playgrounds in the physical and social development of children cannot be overstated.

Read our quick and easy guide on planning permission, building regulations, safety guidelines and funding for your brand new outdoor classroom.

Making sure your playground has the right equipment can make all the difference in boosting those new skills and helping children to grow and develop in all sorts of different ways.

Climbing is a physically engaging and mentally stimulating activity that offers loads of different benefits for children’s development, as well as benefiting their overall wellbeing.

Being outdoors is fundamental to all of us. Learning outdoors can inspire a child for the rest of their lives, plus it’s great for mental and physical health.

Come rain or shine, it’s really important that children are able to play outside. After being cooped up in a classroom, children need the opportunity to run around outside, breathe some fresh air and let off some steam.

Accessibility is all about making things usable for as many people as possible. In a playground setting, it’s ensuring that all children can have a fun and enjoyable time, regardless of whether they have a disability or not. It’s estimated that about 1.2 million people in the UK use a wheelchair, which is about 1.7%…