LEGO Pirate Ship Playground - 40589

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Why choose our wooden pirate ship then? We at Red Monkey Play pride ourselves on creating truly bespoke playground equipment, aiming to help further children’s development. Our wooden pirate ship was initially designed for Ashmount School. They required disability accessible equipment in their playground. We created a bespoke piece of playground equipment which was wheelchair accessible and suitable for children with special education needs. Please note:unaccompanied adults may only enter the playground between 9.30 and 10.00. Princess Diana Playground Entry Fees Don’t miss the 114.5m-tallArcelorMittal Orbit slide while you’re here. It’s the world’s longest and tallest tunnel slide and offers some of the best views of London! Some of the vegetation seemed overgrown, so definitely room to make the grounds more open while still keeping the separation. The playground feels safe with solid equipment made out of wood

Enjoy the intimacy of the Victorian Flower Walks and high horticulture at the Italian Gardens. Visit Peter Pan’s enchanted fairy garden and learn to ‘grow your own’ at the Allotment. Kensington Gardens has something to inspire at every turn

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This was perhaps our biggest challenge. We first attached a 2x12 and outlined the basic shape of the bow. After drawing the curve of the bow we cut it out with a jigsaw and installed it using lag screws. Remember...always use pilot holes with lag screws.

Take in the awesome spectacle of the tree avenues, where veteran trees ground the visitor in times past, and cherry blossom and magnolia glades give energy to new life and renewal each spring. It was another queen –Caroline, wife of George II – who in 1728 took the landscape of Kensington Gardens one stage further. The landscape of Kensington Gardens that we enjoy today is largely down to her, and her innovative garden designer, Charles Bridgeman. Together, they created the winding Serpentine – one of the first artificial lakes in the country designed to appear natural, rather than formal. Our prices for our play boats are among the most competitive for such playground equipment in the UK. We can work with you to help you get an outdoor ship or boat within your budget, that suits your requirement. Perhaps ‘grow your own’ is more your thing? At the allotment a series of raised beds highlight the wide range of fruit, vegetables and herbs one can grow whether you have a veg patch or a sunny windowsill. The allotment is a wonderful, welcoming place to exchange tips with like-minded growers. Be sure to visit on harvest open day and meet the volunteers who run it. Can I bring my dog? The park is a great place for a picnic! A selection of freshly cut sandwiches, artisan baguettes and drinks are available in our cafés and kiosks.We are one of very few play equipment companies in the UK that make truly bespoke play equipment. Although we have made multiple versions of our miniature pirate ship, every single one is constructed and painted by hand, thus completely unique. When you come to us with an idea, we endeavour to bring that idea to life, resulting in a one off piece of play equipment that no one else in the world will have. With several decades of experience making one off, bespoke designs and our dedication to quality, we are sure that your custom made play pirate ship will be everything you want it to be and more. Many pirate details: On the playground you will find, among other things, a slide, a water cannon, 2 children’s minifigures, a palm tree and a rotating octopus The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is home to a number of different play areas. Located in East London, the park was built in 2012 for the Olympics. Today, it’s an excellent place for families. All Out Play produce a commercial range of products that complies with EN1176-2017 regulations, and an installation service is also available on this.

The outdoor ship and boat equipment facilitate learning and help children retain what they learnt in the classroom, about ships and boats. As children assume roles in a ship or boat, they learn the language used in voyages or fishing expeditions. It is also easy to teach children about parts of a ship or a boat, with play boats and ships. The great thing is, the children rarely notice they are learning because of all the fun they are having. Cognitive development At the centre of Kensington Gardens is the Round Pond, with a ‘goose foot’ of avenues spreading out from it, bisected by other avenues of trees. The areas between are filled with meadow, scrub and informal open woodland, providing a wide range of habitats for wildlife. Discover the secret histories of the park with a self-guided walk, or join one of our guided walking tours. Many local runners and cyclists commute through the park – it’s a great way to unwind after work and stay fit. If you are cycling through, please do respect other park users – and the wildlife – who share the paths and trails. If you are ready for a longer adventure on foot, try the Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Walk. As you walk – look up! The plane trees of Kensington Gardens form a lofty, cathedral-like ‘roof’ above the formal avenues. London’s plane trees improve the air quality in the city, and the deeply grooved bark of some older trees creates perfect micro-habitats for roosting bats, fungi and many species of beetle. In total there are over 3,000 trees in the park, including 200-year-old sweet chestnuts, classic English hornbeams, oaks and rowans. Wildlife at the waterside woodlandThis method looks at combining and coordinating language with physical movements. This includes giving commands or instructions in the target language, with students responding with the desired action. It’s a way of teaching comprehension of language rather than outright teaching the target vocabulary for speech. Students aren’t required to speak the target language immediately. That will come later as a subconscious aspect of learning the words audibly and physically. Feel free to bring your own food and drink to enjoy in the park but barbecues and any sort of fire lighting is absolutely forbidden. When in London with kids, the Princess Diana Adventure Playground should be the Number One playground on your list. Children start by forming a line (one behind the other) directly in front of the teacher. The teacher then shouts a command and the children have to perform the activity associated with that command. This follows the TPR method of learning perfectly and allows them to get plenty of physical exercise in. The fact that is in a big group also helps the more shy students, they feel less self-conscious if everyone is doing the actions and language in unison. We have a third queen to thank for two of the most celebrated and enduring historic features in Kensington Gardens. In a long series of improvements, Queen Victoria commissioned the Italian Gardens and the Albert Memorial. Prince Albert gifted the Grade II listed Italian Gardens to the Queen, to remind her of the delightful Italian gardens on the Isle of Wight, where the family holidayed.