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1 Introduction
1.1 Company Background
St Gilbert's Church of England Primary School (known as 'the School') is a standalone primary academy. Academy status was granted in January 2013.
Located to the West of the historic town centre of Stamford, the school currently has 300 pupils form 4 - 11 years of age.
The current school buildings were established in the early 1970's with a further addition at the beginning of the 2000's.
'The School' is currently rated 'Good' by OFSTED
1.2 Project Background
The existing outdoor play area was installed circa 2008/9 and included:
⢠Wet pour safe play surface throughout
⢠Outdoor secure storage for resources
⢠Activity areas and play equipment
The equipment is now at the end of its economic life and 'the School' are looking to redesign the existing area with a space that is inviting and inspirational for the pupils in the Reception phase of the school
1.3 High Level Overview of Requirements
Bidders are asked to submit a formal tender for the redevelopment of the Early Years outdoor play area
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1.4 Existing Provision
The existing provision has the following equipment installed:
⢠Wooden picket boundary fencing
⢠Wet pour safe play surface throughout
⢠Central climbing frame and slide
⢠Sand pit
⢠Mud pit with activity panels
⢠Secure storage for outdoor resources
⢠Raised bed planter
⢠Covered activity area
See appendix 1 for photographs of the existing provision
To create and inviting and inspirational outdoor play area for use by pupils in the Early Years (Reception) phase.
Key requirements are:
⢠Removal/recycling of existing facilities including surfacing and timber structures
⢠Ensuring compliant foundations for any new surfacing or structures
⢠Design service to be completed in collaboration with 'the School'
⢠Provision of equipment that will aid the physical development of all pupils
⢠Provision of equipment that will encourage the joy of learning
⢠Provision of equipment that enables creativity in play
⢠Creative design that will enhance the natural world
⢠A safe play surface and equipment compliant with BSEN1176 and BSEN1177
⢠Where possible, as much of the materials to be used are from recycled or sustainable sources
⢠Provision of a full maintenance schedule
⢠Use of qualified/registered installers
⢠All contractors to be DBS checked
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