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A better place to play

The academy's playground is used every day. The next step is equipment built to last and a safe surface under it.

The whole job
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Equipment
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Safe surface
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Two steel swing frames with painted seats, a see-saw and a slide frame in the yard beside the sanctuary

The playground beside the sanctuary, ready for its upgrade.

The upgrade

The playground is in daily use. The upgrade replaces the current frames with galvanised equipment built to last, adds two new pieces, and lays a rubber safety surface under all of it — sized for the school as it grows.

  • Two swing frames
  • A slide frame, ready for a new deck
  • A see-saw
  • An open play area, ready for a safety surface

What they play on, and what they land on

Neither half needs the other. Surfacing the yard makes everything already standing in it safer; new equipment on a surfaced yard completes it.

What they play on

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Five pieces of galvanised equipment — three that carry on from what is standing there now, and two that are new to the school.

What they land on

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80 m² of rubber crumb across the fall zone, on a base that drains, plus the footings that hold every frame in it.

What it is made of

What they play on

Five pieces of galvanised equipment — three that carry on from what is standing there now, and two that are new to the school.

  • Swing set — four seats, galvanised steel frame

    Replaces the two welded frames standing there now

  • Climbing frame with monkey bars

    New to the school

  • Slide — 2.4 m, moulded deck on a steel frame

    Takes over from the frame standing in the yard

  • Merry-go-round — six seats

    New to the school

  • See-saw — two seats, galvanised steel

    Replaces the one made on site

Comes later

Costed, and waiting its turn. These open for giving as the work in front of them is paid for.

What they land on

  • Rubber crumb safety surfacing — 80 m² of fall zone
  • Installation — concrete footings and fitting
  • Levelling, edging and drainage under the surfacing

Still needed for all of it

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What the whole job comes to

The job splits in two and each half stands on its own: the equipment the children play on, and the ground they land on. The line-by-line estimate behind these totals is shared with partners who take on part of the work rather than published here.

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Give the children a safe place to play

The whole job is Hidden — sign in to see the figures, and nothing has to arrive all at once — Hidden — sign in to see the figures surfaces the yard on its own.

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