Case Details
Location
Glasgow, Scotland
Customer
Jordanhill Primary School
Sector
Age group
4+
Capacity
56+
Playground Ambassadors
The new Jordanhill Primary Playground was designed, and equipment selected by the school’s Playground Ambassadors comprising of two pupils from each year group from Primary 1 to Primary 7. Jordanhill Primary School are very proud to say it is designed by the children for their children! Spanning from an early year's area, to an older child area and a sports area there are endless activities that caters to all ages.
Ship-ohoy!
This fantastic play vessel is thrilling and full of varied play activities encouraging children to play for a long time. It spurs active outdoor play and stimulates dramatic as well as explorative play. The rich opportunities for climbing train cross-coordination, improving crossmodal perception, fundamental for improving reading skills. The ship theme encourages dramatic play, which is well known to stimulate language development and cooperative play. The varied ground level and elevated level manipulative elements and play panels support dramatic play, too, and stimulate thinking skills and turn-taking. Under deck, a great space features the funnel and numbers panel, great for the understanding of object permanence and numeracy. Sliding to the ground is great fun, but also supports balance and posture.
PHYSICAL
Games area to help elevate fitness, muscle and bone strength, motor skills and cognitive function.
Cognitive
Joy of learning: curiosity, understanding of causal relationships and knowledge of the world
SOCIAL - EMOTIONAL
A safe space to help children nurture their social skills through teamwork and provide a sense of belonging. Decreasing a Child's stress and increasing their joy while on holiday.
Creative
Joy of creating: co-creation and experimenting with materialsProducts in this solution
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