Publisher's description
"Traversing" means to climb accross rather than to climb up. This activity requires skill, strength and agility. The traverse walls have handholds and footholds which allow children to move along the wall. It provides a great way for children to exercise and is popular in the school playground. Traversing aids co-ordination and helps to develop upper body strength. Differing routes offer easy or difficult ways to travel stimulating the child to work out which route to take.
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Specifications
The support frames are manufactured from galvanised and powder coated steel. Panels are manufactured from transparent PET or birch plywood board. The holds are manufactured from sintered and resin compound.
Payment Methods
- Cheque
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Operating Systems
Distributors
AMV Engineering Ltd
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How does this help a school?
Attendance
The provision of additional facilities such as traverse walls is an attraction for all the children to attend school.
The provision of additional facilities such as traverse walls is an attraction for all the children to attend school.
Citizenship
The equipment provides additional challenges encouraging controlled interaction between the children.
The equipment provides additional challenges encouraging controlled interaction between the children.
Enrichment
Traverse walls enrich out-of-lesson provision.
Traverse walls enrich out-of-lesson provision.
Safeguarding
The equipment provides fitness challenges which can be easily controlled by playground supervisors. The transparent version of free standing traverse allows for children to be seen at all times and does not allow for hidden areas within the playground. Traversing as opposed to climbing is a safer and more suitable way for children as their feet should never be more than 40cm off the ground.
The equipment provides fitness challenges which can be easily controlled by playground supervisors. The transparent version of free standing traverse allows for children to be seen at all times and does not allow for hidden areas within the playground. Traversing as opposed to climbing is a safer and more suitable way for children as their feet should never be more than 40cm off the ground.
Student Voice
Pupils are happier with the playground and feel they have more challenging choice with how to use their play times.
Pupils are happier with the playground and feel they have more challenging choice with how to use their play times.
Teaching & Learning
Traversing aids co-ordination and helps to develop upper body strength, this type of exercise encourages children with less sporting ability and stimulates the thought process in order to work out which route to take.
Traversing aids co-ordination and helps to develop upper body strength, this type of exercise encourages children with less sporting ability and stimulates the thought process in order to work out which route to take.
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