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What your outdoors say about your school
General Landscaping
Outdoor classrooms
When schools think about outdoor furniture, the conversation often starts with practical considerations. But they overlook something equally important. Outdoor furniture communicates.
Slopes can be a design plus for playgrounds
Adventure playgrounds
General Landscaping
Inclusive playgrounds
Nature play
When it comes to playground design, a sloped site is often seen as a challenge. However, with the right approach, slopes can become one of the most valuable features of a school playground or nature play area. Rather than flattening the land, Everything Outside’s designers often use natural levels to create exciting, engaging, and cost-effective play spaces.
Playgrounds influence enrolments: here’s why
Adventure playgrounds
General Landscaping
Nature play
Outdoor classrooms
Parkour playgrounds
When it comes to private school enrolments, academic results, reputation, and values have always been central to parent decision-making. But the landscape is shifting. Children themselves now have a significant say in which school they attend—and that means playgrounds have become more important than ever.
Playground designer v landscape architect – what is the difference?
Adventure playgrounds
General Landscaping
Nature play
Outdoor classrooms
Parkour playgrounds
When schools start planning a new playground, it’s natural to think a landscape architect is the right choice. After all, they’re experts in shaping outdoor spaces. But when it comes to children’s play, the difference between a landscape architect and a playground designer is critical.
Unlocking Hidden Potential
Adventure playgrounds
General Landscaping
Nature play
In space-constrained schools—particularly those in inner-city areas—creating a new playground can seem impossible. Buildings, carparks, and sports courts dominate the grounds, and the question arises: Where would a playground even go? The answer may lie in areas you're overlooking.