Four-sided activity stand
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A special needs school needed an activity wall similar to those found in almost every junior school playground. The complication was that most of the children at the school were in wheel chairs so they could not access the usual type which is attached to a fence or wall. They needed a free standing unit with the surfaces cut away at lower level so that the wheel chairs could pass underneath and allow the children direct access to the activities. A wooden frame was constructed using fence posts and gravel boards with the various activities attached to the four faces.
A happy teacher: “I just want to say a HUGE THANK YOU! The activity wall is absolutely amazing- better than we ever imagined! The children have already had lots of fun exploring it. Thank you for all your hard work and effort-it is greatly appreciated!”
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