By Emma Griffin


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Brighten up indoor and outdoor areas ready for the summer, with products from one of these trusted school suppliers


OuttaReach wall graphics Inspire and promote a strong sense of community in


your school with some vibrant wall graphics and bold signage. Wall graphics can transform areas with inspiring messages and educational content, and school graphics company OuttaReach UK can help with everything from concept design to production and installation. Its product range includes creative solutions for walls, windows, stairways and even ceilings, as well as exterior signage and school branding. ‘We received outstanding service from start to finish; nothing is too much for the OuttaReach team,’ says Kelly Owens, assistant school business manager, Copenhagen Primary School, London. OuttaReach UK is offering PTA+ readers a 10% discount – just quote ‘PTA10’ when booking. outtareach.co.uk Prices from £499 + VAT


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Fawns play equipment Outdoor adventure playgrounds provide a great way


to encourage pupils to take risks in a safe and fun space. Playtime by Fawns has designed and installed over 10,000 inspirational play spaces for schools. If your school is looking to refresh outdoor play equipment this term, check out Playtime by Fawns’ New Forest range, which features dynamic climbing and sliding structures, designed with older, confident children in mind. Timber frames, ropes and rock holds create a challenging playscape with a focus on upper- body strength and decision-making. Fawns is a member of the Association of Play Industries, and its package includes a free project consultation, project management service and aftercare; with the team on hand 24/7 to assist. fawns.co.uk Prices on application


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