Physical Development A B
Cosy@YPO
B Many Ladders Set A Giant Balance Pack
A set of decking lengths for building and balancing. Use with crates, tyres, blocks or tree stumps to create balance courses. Much more open ended than commercial balance sets. Supervision recommended. Suitable for age 3+. 1m (L) each plank.
D49331 C
Pack of 18 Pack £111.99
A variety of ladders made from different materials and in a range of configurations. Use to create obstacle courses, as den walls or lean against structures to provide an exciting and challenging climbing experience!. Suitable for age 3+. Supervision recommended. Dimensions: 40(W) x 110cm(L)
D57785 D
Pack of 4 Pack £156.99
C Tyre Walking Planks
Create instant walkways which develop balancing skills. These clever things fit neatly into your mini tyres ensuring a much safer, more stable surface for the children to negotiate. Suitable for age 3+. Tyres sold separately Dimensions: 4 x L lm plank 2 x 500mm(L) plank.
D49338 E
Pack of 6 Each £71.99 D Mini Real Life Ladders Set
These lightweight especially made ladders are ideal to bring a bit of realism and practical application. Longlasting aluminium ladder with safety feet and top, good treads. Suitable for age 3+. Supervision required. Dimensions: 1.2m(L).
D58921 E Tiny Tyres
Little tough tyres are easily rolled around and chunky enough to stack and use in constructions. A new essential item for loose parts play. Whilst older children will love them, they are an ideal introduction to tyres for younger children too. These are a recycled product and potentially limited in availability. Please share the love and only purchase one set per school. Supervision recommended. Suitable for age 3+.
D49336 Pack of 15 Pack £93.99 Email your order to
orders@ypo.co.uk 45 Pack £105.99
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