Create a space for all users to enjoy
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Is your playground inclusive? Enabling access to all, regardless of their ability?
Our playground specialists will help you to ensure your play area is an inclusive space for all users to enjoy. Our specialists will help you transform your playground and work with you to ensure your play area includes equipment suitable for all users.
It may only take a few small tweaks! With small adjustments you can make your playground more inclusive for all to enjoy. No matter if your playground is a KOMPAN playground or not, we're able to assist you in making it more inclusive.
What will you get?
Free comprehensive consultation and assessment of your outdoor playground
Design suggestions, insights and techniques on how to further enhance your playground inclusivity.
Free inclusive playground design checklist
What can you expect from your consultation
Accessibility Assessment
Our expert inspectors will evaluate the accessibility features of your playground, identifying any barriers that may prevent children of all abilities from fully participating. This includes assessing pathways, ramps, entrances, and equipment.
Community Engagement
Our assessment service encourages collaboration and dialogue with stakeholders, including caregivers, educators and advocacy groups, to ensure that the playground design meets the diverse needs and preferences of the entire community.
Promotion of Equity and Diversity
By prioritising inclusivity, customers showcase their dedication to encouraging equity and diversity in public spaces as well as highlighting the importance of social integration and understanding among children. Inclusive playgrounds not only benefit children and parents with disabilities but also serve as a platform for nurturing empathy, acceptance and friendship among all children.
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Why Play is for All
Inclusive Playground Examples
Get the full story and find inspiration from the inclusive parks below
Acorn Park SEN School
Acorn Park School is part of the Outcomes First Group, which runs around 40 Special Educational Needs (SEN) schools, colleges and homes for municipalities across the UK. Acorn Park School is for children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) to an extent that makes it too demanding for them to join their local school.
Buccaneer Bay, Central Park
Central Park in Dartford lives up to the city’s mission of having an offering that appeals to all children, including children with various disabilities. Jeremy Kite, MBE, Dartford Borough Council’s leader, says: “Our playground in Central Park was worn down. The aim was to establish a new play environment with a distinctive, immersive playground that would benefit the borough’s children for years to come.“
Children's Epilepsy Hospital, Denmark
The Epilepsy Hospital, Filadelfia is one of a kind in Denmark. The hospital is one of the best in the country and specializes in treating and diagnosing children with epilepsy and associated conditions.
The impressive new play area holds more than 120 inclusive play activities, carefully selected to offer play for children of all abilities.