What equipment does the school playground need

For schools, outdoor playgrounds built in kindergartens serve not only as a place for students to rest and relax but also as a space for stimulating thinking, enhancing cognition, and contributing to physical and social development. Outdoor play areas provide various opportunities for children to learn and develop.

Common outdoor recreational facilities in kindergartens include seesaws, swings, slides, climbing nets, and single-log bridges. These facilities can be classified into entertainment, sports, and extension sports categories.

Popular recreational equipment such as slides, trampolines, wooden horses, and seesaws provide ample entertainment opportunities for children, requiring sufficient space to ensure safety. Innovation in modern kindergartens has led to combinations of slide equipment, such as incorporating climbing nets, providing children with safe exercise while satisfying their love for novelty and climbing.


Body extension equipment includes plum pile, wooden bridges, suspension bridges, obstacle courses, etc. Exercise with extended recreational facilities brings balance, willpower exercise, and physical exercise benefits, and the design is based on the ground with high safety performance. Moreover, protective measures ensure children's safety during play.

In conclusion, outdoor recreational facilities meet the needs of different aspects of children's development. These spaces not only provide entertainment and skills development through physical exercise but also stimulate thinking, enhance cognition, and contribute to physical and social development. Proper equipment selection, design, and maintenance are crucial to ensuring the safety and maximum benefits derived from these facilities.