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Wooden playgrounds made of robinia wood harvested without disturbing the forest structure. Stable, wooden playgrounds exercise childrens' body and brain. During a crazy play, the toddler improves his orientation in space, perceptiveness, concentration and responsiveness.

Educational panels

Educational panels play an extremely important role in the playground. They will fill the unused space, where a larger set will not fit. Educational panels are not only a complement to the playground, but also an opportunity to learn through play.

As one of the first playgrounds in the Robinia Play, wood is one of the most recommended materials in children's playgrounds.

The wood material of the Robinia Play series is highly durable, meets the criteria when being used to manufacture playground equipment. All other details such as screws, gaskets, handles, sliders of the playing devices are made entirely of stainless steel to ensure the longevity of the product.

Together WIN QS will create a happy childhood for your children!

The earth reveals its innocence through the smiles of children. A very warm wish for all the children on this special day.

Happy International Children’s Day! 

Make a splash in your playground. Water play equipment is perfect for schools, childcare centres, public parks and residential developments.

Here are 5 benefits that water play can have on early childhood development:

1. Increases social and emotional development

Water play can be a therapeutic activity for children due to its repetitive nature. It has been known to release tension and emotions through pounding, pouring and splashing. Water play with others teaches kids social skills such as taking turns, sharing the equipment and materials and playing co-operatively.

2. Learning basic maths and science and problem solving skills

You may not realise it, but allowing kids to play with water is a great way to introduce them to various scientific and mathematic concepts. Playing with water introduces kids to volume, measurement, estimation and physics. Pouring out, filling up and using various sized objects introduce kids to concepts such as full, empty, more than and less than.

3. Language development

Water play is an excellent way for kids to experience new words such as pouring, empty, splash, squirt, sink and more! it is a great way to interact with children as they are playing and asking them with questions or explaining what is happening – for example – ‘look at that, the cup is sinking.’

4. Develops motor skills

Pouring, splashing, stirring, squeezing, measuring and grabbing enables kids to develop fine motor skills and hand-eye co-ordination. By running their hands through the water and feeling different temperatures they widen their sensory experiences.

5. Learn basic problem solving skills

When children are experimenting with water play, they begin to learn how and why things happen. They are learning that objects can float or sink, objects can be full or hall full and that some objects can take more or less water than others. Playing with water also helps to inspire a child’s imagination and develops creative thinking which plays a major part in problem solving.