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Road safety is an ongoing problem in many areas of the UK, with many local councils focusing on ways to improve safety in key areas of concern. One of the best ways to improve road
One of the most common questions we are asked by our clients are the benefits of using thermoplastic highway markings over traditional line painting. As specialists in thermoplastic markings, often discuss the positives of using
With the recent lockdown and uncertain times, young people are continuing to struggle with maintaining their mental health. This is exactly why many schools are now looking at ways to help children improve their overall
The Daily Mile Initiative was created to improve the physical activity of Primary School aged children. The programme works directly with schools and nurseries to reduce childhood obesity by encouraging physical activity during breaktimes. As
Incorporating learning into the playground can help children to continue to work on key areas of their education. Particularly for maths, playground markings can help pupils to learn, without feeling as though they are in
In July 2020 the UK government announced that PE and Sports Premium Funding would be continuing at the rate of £230 million throughout the 2020-2021 academic year. In addition, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, schools
Unfortunately, social distancing is going to be in place for some time to come, therefore we are seeing more and more enquiries from schools to assist with social distancing markings. As there are plans for
During this uncertain time, we understand that many schools and their staffing teams are under extreme pressure, however our experienced team are trying to keep things as normal as possible. Over the past two months
Our team are often asked for playground ideas to enhance learning and help children to develop social skills. As specialists in thermoplastic playground markings, we have a huge range of ideas and playground suggestions which
As specialists in line markings we install thermoplastic markings for businesses throughout the UK, favouring this option over traditional line painting for many different reasons. Thermoplastic line markings are still considered a relatively new technology
Throughout our time working with schools and nurseries, we have seen a huge range of different playtime areas, being used in a variety of ways by children and staff to develop more effective play. At
Teaching road safety is extremely important at all ages, with children at a major risk of road traffic incidents if they aren’t taught properly. Children’s ability to be socially active is affected by their understanding
During this uncertain time, we would like to keep our customers up to date with the steps we are taking to do our bit to prevent further spread of COVID-19. In line with Government advice,
Self-awareness is an important part of childhood development, particularly in the primary school years, which will set the foundation for children to develop essential skills, like emotional intelligence and communication, needed to be successful at
In the UK, there are 16 different widely recognised types of play. One of the most important types is called Creative Play, which can have an important impact on a child’s day-to-day experience and development.
As it’s Place2Be’s Children’s Mental Health Week 2025 we wanted to celebrate the need to talk, communicate and share our feelings, and this can be highlighted during playtime. Children’s Mental Health Week launched in 2015
Trail playgrounds and trail themed playground designs are becoming a popular feature in schools and public play areas across the UK. These dynamic and interactive spaces are designed to engage children with activities that promote
PE playground games play a crucial role in encouraging physical activity, social interaction, and cognitive development among children. Schools and public play areas across the UK are continually looking for ways to enhance outdoor play