SEN & Inclusive Play
We design, supply and install SEN playground equipment that brings children of all abilities together in shared play. From wheelchair-accessible roundabouts to sensory panels, our inclusive playground equipment helps schools and councils create outdoor spaces where every child can play, side by side.
Why it matters
The Benefits of SEN & Inclusive Play Equipment
- Shared, Social Play – Inclusive playground equipment lets children with and without additional needs play together in one space, rather than at separate stations.
- Wheelchair Accessible Design – Transfer platforms, ramps, ground-level access and our inclusive playground swing range let wheelchair users join in independently.
- Sensory Development – Sensory panels and interactive equipment support children with sensory processing needs through sound, touch and movement.
- Suitable From Toddlers to Teens – Our range covers inclusive playground equipment for toddlers through to teenagers, so needs are met as children grow.
- Long-Term Value for Schools – Durable, BS EN 1176 compliant inclusive playground equipment for schools keeps maintenance low and SEN provision strong for years.
Proven success stories
Ickford Village | A Multi-Use Play and Fitness Space for a Growing Community
Mixed| Grange Field, Cheltenham – Play and Sport
Pioneer School: Creating an Inclusive and Imaginative Play Space
Play| Options for Life – Wheelchair Swing
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Yes. We design our inclusive playground equipment so children of all abilities can play together in the same space, encouraging shared use and social interaction.
We supply wheelchair-accessible inclusive playground equipment including transfer platforms, wheelchair roundabouts, accessible swings and ground-level sensory panels.
A playground suitable for children with SEN combines accessible equipment, smooth surfacing and sensory features. We design each layout around the needs of the children who will use it.
We can add inclusive playground equipment, such as accessible swings or roundabouts, to an existing site, and our free design service helps plan the best layout.
No. We often integrate inclusive equipment alongside standard playground equipment, so it forms part of one balanced play space rather than a separate area.
We recommend wetpour safety surfacing for wheelchair access, as it provides a smooth, level and durable surface suitable for all-weather use.
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