PTA HOT – Recommended products


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Trulawn artificial grass Trulawn is a leading supplier and installer of highly


realistic artificial grass. It has transformed hundreds of tired and worn-out school grounds into evergreen, low- maintenance spaces. Trulawn installs projects of all shapes and sizes, including general communal areas, play equipment areas, playing fields, trim trails, MUGAs and perimeter tracks. Even hard concrete or wet-pour playgrounds can be upgraded into softer, safer spaces with artificial grass. The grass, which comes in a range of lengths and colours, is made from UV-stabilised plastics that are durable enough to withstand use by a high number of pupils, while effective drainage, stability and longevity is ensured. trulawn.co.uk Around £60 + VAT per sqm (including installation), depending on project size and requirements


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Timotay play equipment


Sport has been identified by the Department for Education as one of the five foundations for building character, helping young people develop resilience, determination and self-belief. Update your playground and outdoor spaces with Timotay Playscapes’ new Active Learning range. The flexible, moveable equipment allows schools to create their own bespoke trim trail, featuring a range of wooden frames, ropes and rock holds. Manufactured by Timotay’s expert team, all equipment is robust and long- lasting, and has been designed to help children develop coordination and balance, as well as build confidence. PTA+ readers can use the code ‘PTA+20’ to receive 20% off three or more pieces of equipment. timotayplayscapes.co.uk From £795 +VAT


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