LAKE JOONDALUP BAPTIST COLLEGE STAGE 1

Client: Lake Joondalup Baptist College
Location: Kennedya Drive Joondalup, WA
Date: Jan, 2020
Outcome: Landscaped Nature Playground

Lake Joondalup Baptist College contacted NBP to submit a concept and design proposal for a Nature based Adventure Playground for their primary school area.  After initial meetings and putting forward our business ethos and design ideas, NBP was awarded the contract to develop a concept design for a Primary Adventure Playground for the College, and to build Stage 1 of the design.

 Working closely with the School Primary Deans and wellbeing officers, NBP developed a design that met the schools needs in terms of an outdoor playground, and in providing strong student wellbeing and pedagogy outcomes that the school is invested in.

The final outcome was a complete transformation of the existing lawn area, creating a natural landscape with mounds and swales, and a variety of Nature Play items including Water Play, Climbing and Balancing items, Sensory areas and Loose Parts Play. All finished off with natural landscaping including a variety of planting, mulching and sandpits.

Nature Play Elements:

Active Play: Humpback Climber Mother; WhaleTail Climber Bars; Balancing Logs
Water Play: Carved Stone Water Feature; Dry Creek Bed; Carved Water Rock; Carved Top Log
Sensory: Sensory Plantings of Bamboo forest
Outdoor Theme: Fairy Bridge; Mud Kitchen
Basics: Ground Rocks and Logs, Carved Top Stump;
Loose Parts: Cubby Sticks; Loose Balance Rope; Loose Sticks
Landscaping: Mulch, White Sand, Tree and Shrub Plantings, Mounding and Swales

See a short video with Terry discussing the ideas and concept behind the design of the project at
LJBC facebook video

Photos courtesy of Lake Joondalup Baptist College

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CONTACT DETAILS

EMAIL:
info@naturebasedplay.com.au

PHONE:
08 9331 2997

WORKSHOP:
Nature Based Play
1 Rees Street
O’Connor WA 6163
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ABN: 78 607 451 516

Nature Based Play believes that, especially in the context of Nature Play, there is much to be gained from pursuing a deeper understanding of the cultural, spiritual and educational practices of First Nations peoples.

Our offices and workshop are located on Whadjuk Noongar Boodjar, though our work takes us all across the State. As such we would like to acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work throughout Western Australia. 
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