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Hopscotch is a classic playground game which has some interesting origins. It first came to the UK during Roman times, though it is said to have originated in China. The game was originally a way
Communication is an essential part of a child’s development, as it’s highly influential on almost all aspects of life growing up – necessary for improving social skills, facilitating emotional development and expression, and improving their
School playground design can sometimes be underestimated in its ability to provide lasting benefits for children, both in terms of their physical health, as well as their mental and emotional wellbeing. Some of the benefits
Modern thermoplastic playground markings are far more than just pretty images on the ground. With their vibrant colours, interactive imagery and unique layouts, thermoplastic markings provide a range of valuable opportunities for the entire school
We absolutely love to promote grassroots sport and physical development in young people, and whenever possible try to assist in promoting all types of sport in our local area. As companies working closely with education,
Sometimes referred to as ‘imaginative play’ or ‘role play’ children engage in creative play through immersing themselves in their own imaginary worlds, dreaming up stories and scenarios involving their favourite stories and characters – sometimes
We’ve got a huge range of thermoplastic markings to choose from here at Uniplay, so whatever you want to achieve for your playground – whether that’s reinforcing learning objectives or simply adding some personality to
Good mental health is vitally important at all stages of life, but particularly in childhood. During their school years, children are learning vast amounts of new information about themselves and the world they live in,
If you’ve had a look around our thermplastic markings here at Uniplay, you’ll already have a good idea of the fun and games they can offer pupils, including letter game markings and maze markings. However,
Thermoplastic playground markings can be used for all sorts of functions, helping children to practice their maths, co-ordination, communications and literacy skills. However, one of the biggest functions they’re often used is to encourage physical
The Daily Mile is rapidly becoming one of our most popular playground markings here at Uniplay, even considered alongside our wider range of Courts and Sports and similarly active markings. If you’re thinking of overhauling
When it comes to playground markings, obviously the ideal scenario would be to have a lot of space to work with. Understandably, though, it’s not necessarily a given for every school. If you’re faced with
If you read our recent post on the PE and Sport Premium funding, you’ll already know all about why playground markings (and school playground design in general) constitute such a good use of it. However,
We’re already midway through February, which means there’s less than two months to go until the government allocates the first round of 2019’s PE and Sport Premium funding. Since its introduction in 2013, it’s been
Now that we’re well into the swing of 2019, it’s likely you’re already developing plans for your school throughout the rest of the year. And while resurfacing your playground and outdoor areas may or may
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