Play Equipment for All Ages & Abilities
At Outdoor For Schools we champion inclusivity. Our key mission is to help all children learn through outdoor experiences, by providing both physical and mental stimulation and promoting learning through a healthy and active lifestyle. Our in-house design and manufacturing abilities allow us to adapt and modify almost everything to suit your users’ needs.
Early Years Foundation Play Equipment
As a child transition into early years playgrounds, their ability to interact and play becomes more important to their overall growth and social interaction. At this stage, children become more interactive in their everyday lives. Our playgrounds are designed to meet all government safety guidelines to ensure a child’s safety while maximising play value.
Key developmental areas of the early years Foundation Stage are:
- Developing a unique child.
- Understanding, developing and appreciating positive relationships.
- Enabling environments – valuing people and valuing learning.
Key Stage 1 (KS1) Play Equipment
Play equipment for growing bodies concentrating on developing gross motor skills; movements including jumping, as well as balance, agility, strength and coordination. Products challenge users and encourage controlled risk-taking. Imagination stations allow young people to immerse themselves in other worlds to develop communication through play.
Key Stage 2 (KS2) Play Equipment
With a focus advancing flexibility, strength, technique, control and balance skills, KS2 children should take part in outdoor and adventurous activity challenges both individually and within a team. Haystack products, with no defined route, are perfect products for this age group and a continuation of non-prescriptive play for blossoming young explorers.
Key Stage 3+ (KS3+)
Key stage 3+ young people should be physically active for sustained periods of time to set them up to lead healthy, active lives. Students should take part in outdoor and adventurous activities which present intellectual and physical challenges, while being encouraged to work in a team, building on trust and developing skills to solve problems, either individually or as a group. Higher age equipment should allow young people to demonstrate improvement to achieve their personal best from analysing their prior experiences. Combining acquired skills from younger ages with newly developing upper and lower body strength.
Whatever Your Requirements, We Can Help
Whether you need inspiration or have in mind exactly what you want, we will bring your ideas to life with the help of our experienced school sales consultants and design team.
CASE STUDIES
Our Projects
Caldicot School
We provided a perimeter beam tensile structure with integrated drainage system, providing a waterproof covered area while minimising the number of pillars. The area was completed with the provision of Tunbridge furniture providing students with a place to sit in during break times.
Fairfields School
Most recently Outdoor for Schools has renovated the school library providing an inspiring woodland themed space for students to browse and enjoy books. Along with extensive bookshelves we have provided a treehouse, furniture and a teepee.
Corpus Christi Catholic High School
The school wanted to bring this large, unused, and overgrown internal courtyard back to life. They wanted a space where the children could enjoy the outdoor air, a place to eat their lunch and spend time with friends.
Norwood Green School
A repeat customer for us, Norwood Green Infant and Nursery School, located in Norwood, London, already has some outdoor play equipment and a play house from us.
Yeading Infants School
Yeading Infant and Nursery School is located in Hillingdon in London. The school is one of the largest infant schools in the area.
Gilbert Colvin School
Gilbert Colvin School consists of a nursery and primary school with children from the ages of 3 to 11 yrs. There are just under 500 children at the school.
What Our Customers Say About Us
High Coniscliffe School
Halton Holegate