Elementary school playground

The light green No Fault Safety Surface that we installed for the playground at Chartiers Elementary School in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is so attractive and smooth-looking! We partnered with Pete Jeffrey of Jeffrey Associates, Inc. (Playworld) to complete this job. Pete mentioned to us that the Playworld play structure in the pictures is ten years old, and it's still beautiful!

LHLA Earl Boyles Elementary School Playrgound

Farmer Elementary School - Asheboro, NC

From this wide angle view of the north side of the school, the general structure of the building can be seen. The middle section has a smoke stack. The playground, surrounded by areas of grass and trees, has a large collection of colorful equipment such a

Learning Landscapes is a forward-thinking program through the University of Colorado Denver that renovates elementary playgrounds into innovative play and learning spaces. They bridge the school and community through volunteer efforts and public engagement. These playgrounds foster healthy communities and encourage people to get outdoors. Each playground is unique in its theme to reflect the school's curriculum and community. They also include art by local artists and the students.

Early 1960's playground equipment. It's a wonder we survived recess. All of our playground equipment was installed on blacktop! No sand, grass, or wood chips.

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Startown Elementary School - Newtown, NC

This year, in Umag, the project for the sports field next to the Elementary School of „Marija i Lina“ was completed in Umag, which turned the previously abandoned and unused school sports field into a gathering place for citizens, athletes and children. The playground was designed by architect Nenad Marić, and the investor was the Municipality of Umag. The project consisted of the reconstruction of the existing, neglected, playground area next to the elementary school in Umag. The project…