Safe Play and the Environment
We Recognise Our Responsibilty We believe that climate change is the biggest threat we have faced as a global community. As a business, we recognise our responsibility, and that urgent action is needed to improve the most dangerous impacts of climate change on people and the planet. This requires the rapid reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. We must be realistic with our strategic actions and embed attainable objectives over time which contribute to a transition to a carbon net zero economy globally.
Responsible Sourcing Through our responsible sourcing strategy, our business will ensure we partner with suppliers who are equally committed to helping drive the positive transition to a net-zero future. We are committed to creating “Trusted Supply Chain Relationships,” where we work in partnership to action change and execute transformation which is built on a secure foundation of clear measurable goals.
FREE Playground Design Service Visualise Your Space
Using the latest professional CAD software and years of industry experience, our team of specially trained playground designers will prepare a full colour, A1 playground design which will provide your school with the best possible illustration of how your playground could look.
Your playground design starts with a visit to your school from your regional representative. Our representative will listen very carefully to your specific requirements and vision, whilst also providing you with the most up-to-date
expert advice on how you could develop your playground. Following a full site survey and thorough assessment of your playground areas, your representative will brief one of our in-house playground designers.
The designers will get to work in producing an outstanding design that will clearly illustrate the proposed layout and flow of the new development.
30 Climate Change CR Responsible Sustainably FSC Sourced Conformity BS EN 1176 playground
specialists equipment
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