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Browse through our most recent case studies that take you through the stories of local playgrounds that HAGS have helped to renovate, rescue and cultivate. Maybe we have been to a playground near you recently...
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Gower House, Telford
The Gower Heritage and Enterprise Foundation, based in Telford, contacted HAGS Inspection & Maintenance explaining that as part of the ongoing restoration of the old School House, they would like to refurbish an old legacy playground (Record Playgrounds) dating back from January 1995.
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Margaret Wix Primary School, St Albans
Head Teacher at Margaret Wix Primary School, Mr Johnston, was looking for something colourful, durable and offering increased challenges for his Key Stage 2 children. The children wanted to bring music and sound into the area and the school had a preference for steel equipment, rather than timber.
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Harewood Junior School, Gloucestershire
HAGS recently worked with Harewood Junior School in Gloucestershire to enhance their outdoor sports facilities for both the KS1 and KS2 playgrounds.
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The Catholic School of St Gregory the Great, Cheltenham
At the nursery, children had no facility outside for physical development, sand and water play or mud-making. HAGS worked with Head of Nursery, Denise Arnold, to attain the educational outcomes required keeping within the school budget.
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Woodlesford Recreation Ground, Leeds
The local community within Woodlesford have recently been provided with a great new play area when Groundwork Leeds (on behalf of Leeds City Council) asked HAGS to redevelop the existing play area at Woodlesford Recreation Ground.
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Rushmoor Borough Council, Hampshire
HAGS have recently completed a 3-site project for Rushmoor Borough Council after winning three separate tenders. Three old and under-used play areas have been turned into modern, exciting and vibrant areas which are an asset to the community.
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Lindon Bennett School, London
HAGS designed a bespoke UniPlay unit with inclusive access and activities. The unit was multi-level featuring a double-width slide, net climber, ships wheel, table and benches, and interactive games. It also featured ramp access to allow inclusive play for many of the features.
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Cippenham Primary School, Slough
The school has c800 pupils and although they have a lot of outdoor space, they did not have a dedicated sports area or anywhere where outdoor learning could take place under cover. School budgets would not allow a new sports hall to be built so our covered MUGA was the perfect solution!
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The Farmers Arms Public House, St Merryn
The outdoor space at The Farmers Arms public house has been transformed with a project including play equipment, surfacing, fencing and decking. They wanted to provide a great new play area for children to attract and retain more families without losing their capacity for drinkers and diners.
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Crompton Road Playing Field, Bilsthorpe
Bilsthorpe Parish Council created a destination play area for juniors and teens on the Crompton Road Playing Field to cater for a large amount of users and encourage physical activity through play.
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St Richards Church of England First School, Evesham
St Richards C of E First School, located in Evesham, asked HAGS to refurbish their existing outdoor area located within a restricted space between classroom buildings.
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Victoria Park, Basildon
The striking new play area is part of a wider regeneration scheme spearheaded by Basildon Council, with the close involvement of local artist Shaun Badham. Having a very strong connection to the site, Shaun decided to breathe new life into existing play structures from the 70’s.
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