GET THE CHILDREN OUTSIDE, WHATEVER THE WEATHER WITH ALL-WEATHER SURFACING
What am I? A MagPost is a glass lens set on top of a hardwood post.
please Miss can we go outside?
What’s the idea? Children can investigate the detail of things they find - from leaves and pinecones to flowers and bones.
Artificial play grass
INSPIRING PLAYSCAPES FOR SCHOOLS & NURSERIES
How can you use me? A MagPost makes a great tool for self discovery or as part of a teacher led class activity.
The MagPost is designed to be a permanent outdoor feature, so shove it in the ground & let the learning begin!
Bright EDPM wetpour rubber
At £135.00 + VAT
After brainstorming ideas with us, Green Scheme have designed a fabulous play scheme, providing fun and challenge at every turn. Using recycled plastics has been a great idea – as well as being good for the planet, the equipment will not rot so there are no maintenance headaches for busy school staff
- Tracey Jones, Headteacher Mary Deans Primary School - an achievable fundraising target.
Order some online today or phone 01577 840570
www.caledoniaplay.com
For an informal chat or to arrange a visit to discuss your project, contact the Green Scheme Team on 0800 9101310
For an informal chat or to arrange a visit to discuss your project, contact the Green Scheme Team on 0800 9101310
www.greenschemeltd.co.uk 01822 855427
LOW MAINTENANCE ECO-FRIENDLY DOES NOT ROT
A leading supplier of Glow Sticks, Flashing Novelties & Party Accessories
Great for fundraising and school events Products safe & CE marked
Free next day delivery on orders £40+
10% off for all Schools & PTAs (UK Mainland Addresses, order by 2pm Mon-Fri)
Use discount code at checkout:
FundEd Web:
www.glowtopia.co.uk - Tel: 01202 912 931 Don’t just take our word for it! 22 AUTUMN 2018 FundEd
PLAY
Multi use games area
Natural looking EDPM rubber mulch
Playground Markings
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