Homelands Primary School, Torquay, contacted the team at Rhino Play for our playground design and planning services. The school wanted to transform their existing early-year foundation stage, with brand-new playground equipment, which the EYFS students would benefit from for many years to come.
Before our team could start constructing the brand-new EYFS playground equipment, the team first removed the old play unit and play house which had been well-used and loved by many students. We then resurfaced the area with our wet pour safety surfacing, providing a safe and soft surface for children to play on.
Once the team were happy with the safety element of the playground surface, we started construction on the brand-new climbing frame, Rydon Castle from our crooked category. The low-level climbing frame is perfect for younger children with lots of apparatus for them to enjoy. The interactive multi-play system provides a huge amount of imaginative play, as well as elements such as: sliding, crawling, climbing, balance, coordination and much more!
We also installed a set of our ever-popular traverse and climbing walls along the edge of the playground. Not only are the climbing walls a fantastic, space-saving piece of equipment, but they can also be enjoyed by EYFS and KS1 children.
The school also wanted to include outdoor learning elements, including a shelter and imaginative play space and our safari cabin provided the school with just that.
Rhino Play successfully transformed Homelands Primary School’s EYFS playground, providing a wide range of fun and stimulating areas that children of all ages and abilities can enjoy.
Having spent over a decade transforming 100s of school playgrounds, we know that the right playground equipment can provide children with a wide range of benefits, teaching children skills they wouldn’t learn in a classroom, including:
Would your school benefit from a new EYFS playground? Contact our team today at info@rhinoplay.co.uk for more information, to see our wide range of products or to book your free site visit!
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