Younger Play – your trusted partner in providing top-tier playground equipment to schools across Scotland. We're dedicated to creating play spaces that inspire joy, creativity, and development, offering only the highest quality materials, including durable steel, softwood and hardwood Robinia timber, which naturally blends with outdoor environments.
In addition to our educational school playground equipment, we also specialise in playground design, installation, expert repairs, maintenance, upgrades and playground inspections. We also have a vast range of auxiliary equipment such as educational and fun playground markings, safety surfacing - wet pour rubber, carpet systems, grass mats and bark/woodchip.
At Younger Play, we aim to be your one-stop shop for all things play in Scotland!
We believe that play is more than just fun – it's a key contributor to a child's development. From social and emotional growth to physical, imaginative, and sensory skills, play equips children with the tools they need to thrive in adulthood.
Our products and services are perfect for Early Years, Nurseries, and Primary Schools.
There's several reasons why Younger Play are the ideal choice for all things play equipment. Here are just some of them:
So for the best school playground equipment Scotland has to offer, get in touch with Younger Play today and upgrade your play space, by giving us a call on 01292 221623. Once you see our many successful projects we've recently installed you'll know you can rely on Younger Play for installations, repairs, and more.
If you're planning on getting play equipment installed in your school or public place, then it is likely you'll need planning permission in order to have it installed. It will also have to comply with safety regulations and laws to ensure children are safe when playing.
A playground that is inclusive is very important, as it allows children to learn and play together with their peers, helping them develop skills and creating strong friendships. For example, adding a swing set to your playground allows children to play on swings alongside each other, strengthening their social skills whilst also having fun. So, when designing your playground project, keep in mind the layout of the equipment, and if it promotes inclusion to help children's development.
The British and European safety standards urge that an inspection should be carried out at least once every year to ensure the equipment is safe, secure, and in good condition. We also recommend having inspections carried out quarterly, as you can never be too cautious when it comes to play equipment in an outdoor space.
There are many different types of play equipment that are popular to have installed in schools or public places to improve play value.
Swings - A popular choice that provides fun and socialising if you have multiple swings in a set.
Monkey Bars - A great piece of low maintenance outdoor fitness equipment, allowing children to have fun whilst participating in physical activity, strengthening motor skills.
Slides - A timeless classic when it comes to outdoor play equipment, providing children with a thrilling way to develop their coordination and balance.
Sandboxes - A sandbox is ideal for a play area designed for younger children in nursery or primary school, as it allows them to safely enjoy the fun of the beach with a variety of toys.
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