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Play Direct UK.com:
the one stop play shop
A child’s education is a Play Direct
UK.com always
fundamental part of how remember it’s the child who’ll
they grow and develop. be using our play equipment
Children need the opportunity and always put them first
during their education to test when exploring new
their physical ability, innovative ideas.
imagination and sense of Using your ideas and our
adventure. products we can create a
Play
Direct.com playground that children will
are the latest concept in love to use for years to come.
outdoor play! We pride ourselves on
Having launched to the providing safe, secure
Early Years, Primary and and dependable school
Secondary sector Play Direct equipment that conforms to
UK.com aim to make outdoor all Health and Safety
learning more entertaining, regulations. Our product
challenging and above all fun! range can be fine tuned to
Our unique range of meet your needs and budget.
equipment brings alive a
child’s natural curiosity for
active, social and imaginative
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development and can run u01784 479271
alongside any early years, key
stage 1 or key stage 2
curriculum.
The Play Direct
UK.com
range includes items such as
timber trails, climbing towers,
playhouses and musical units
as well as water products and
outdoor seating and shelters.
Identibadge are leading manufacturers and
distributors of professional visitor and staff
identification products.
We hold a vast range of stock for rapid
despatch and also specialise in
bespoke printed items including visitor
passes, staff ID cards, parking permits
and lanyards.
CONTACT US FOR
PRICE LIST & CATALOGUE.
• Staff • Visitors • Contractors • Lanyards • Badge Reels• Clips •
• Printed Passes • ID Cards & Holders • Self-Laminating • Chains •
Identibadge Co. Ltd. 158 Godstone Road, Whyteleafe, Surrey CR3 0ED
Phone: 020 8645 2555 Fax: 020 8645 2333 Email:
sales@identibadge.com Online:
www.identibadge.com
September 2009
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