Sensory outdoor area

Spring is slowly approaching and it’s time to get planning on how you can make enrichment areas outdoors for them to play in. We found the best play areas you can easily create that will have your child happier than can be to get outside and play.

An old tatty patio area, take some false grass, a sail shade, some rope fencing and outdoors activities like chimes and mirror and here you have it. A great sensory garden area for the residents to enjoy. Result!

Amazing Girl | Just Amazing Girl :)

Turn every recess into an adventure!

Make some outdoor sensory play areas for toddlers and preschoolers with these two simple ideas; a DIY sand box and a gravel pit construction site! We are huge fans of outdoor play and learning and spend a lot of time in our garden or the woods and parks near our home. Because we live in...Read More »

Canopy at Wareham St Mary's School, Dorset

At Hand Made Places, we’ve created a free guide to designing sensory gardens for school playgrounds for unusual and inclusive school gardening club ideas.

EDUCATIONAL PLAY EXPERTS😍 Our educational play equipment is designed to transform any outdoor area into a vibrant and engaging learning environment. 🌿Sensory Gardens Designed with all abilities in mind, our sensory gardens provide a calming yet stimulating environment where children can explore and learn. With the expertise of our two in-house sensory practitioners, we specialise in creating spaces that support sensory development and inclusive play💛🌈 Check out this fabulous rainbow…

Spring is almost here --- time to wake up from my hibernation and get these little cubs of mine outside! The warm sunshine never fails to make me want to spruce up our outdoor play spaces. We like to keep outdoor play, well, natural I suppose. So when I am planning outdoor play spaces for