Challenging and playful square for the Rainbow primary school in Vriezenveen
Rainbow primary school in Vriezenveen has recently undergone a transformation, turning its old schoolyard into a vibrant and playful square. The square provides children and young adults with a range of exciting activities to enjoy, including football, swinging, tumbling and freerunning on the parkour set-up. With enough challenges to cater to all classes, Rainbow primary school's new square is sure to be a hit with its students.
New square with reuse of old elements
The new schoolyard design was mindful of the environment and included several pieces of equipment repurposed from the old square. For example, the table tennis table was incorporated into the new design, and the stones that had to be removed for the artificial grass were given a new function in the amphitheatre. By reusing existing elements in the design process, our team was able to create a sustainable and valuable solution from the start.
More challenges in the playground
The newly designed schoolyard is teeming with play values that encourage children to balance, tumble, hang, climb, swing and more, leading to improved motor development. Additionally, the equipment promotes cooperative play, which is essential for social development. For those who wish to take a break, the amphitheatre serves as an excellent outdoor learning space and a tranquil spot to unwind from stimuli.