EduMarking Playground Markings

Play is vital to children’s well-being and sense of belonging, and forms the basis of who they become in the future. When play and learning are woven together, children are more likely to develop positive dispositions towards learning and real understandings of the world around them. This enhance...

Play provides the most natural and meaningful process by which children can construct knowledge and understandings, practice skills, immerse themselves naturally in a broad range of literacy and numeracy and engage in productive, intrinsically motivating learning environments. We recently had the...

Early childhood education has a long history of valuing play and this understanding is becoming more prevalent in primary education. The Early Years Learning Framework for Australia (2009:15) outlines the many roles educators take in play and the range of strategies they use to support learning. ...

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Inspire fitness through children's imagination with our playground markings that challenge and develop key skills at every opportunity.
Our Playground Markings:
✅ Build Social and Conflict Resolution Skills
✅ Build Resilience Through Competition
✅ Inspire ch...

The addition of playground markings can transform a plain and dull asphalt or concrete area into a bright, vibrant and engaging learning space. Unlike paint markings that tend to fade due to wear and tear, thermoplastic playground markings are non-slip; safe; durable and even come in attractive c...

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Make a Statement at the entrance of your school with our custom created school logo playground marking 🤩 Encouraging physical activity in the playground, in classrooms and before and after school can help. The physical benefits of getting kids moving have been well recognised ...

Research has linked play to fostering creativity and imagination, valued traits that are vital in the modern world. Using imagination, children are able to find solutions to a variety of problems they encounter. Fostering imagination in its ‘natural habitat’ of play at an early age is fundamental...

Everyday activities can be fun learning opportunities. Pretending, creating and helping allows children to discover new things. Play helps children learn about themselves and where they fit in the world. Evidence shows that play can support learning across physical, social, emotional and intellec...

From offering children a chance to ask questions, problem solve, work collaboratively and conduct structured experimentation, play is a key component of learning. Children are active learners and they learn naturally through exploration – by touching, moving, listening, seeing and experiencing. W...