Growing Our Reach: School Playground Equipment in Surrey, London and the South East

Outdoor play is more important than ever in schools today. It is not just about giving children a break from the classroom; a well-designed playground encourages creativity, physical activity, teamwork, and even outdoor learning. At Everyday Play, we have spent years helping schools across Kent, Surrey, London, and now across the UK transform their outdoor spaces with bespoke school playground equipment.

From Maidstone to Schools Across the UK

Everyday Play began in Maidstone, Kent, with a simple mission: to design and build playgrounds that children genuinely enjoy. Over the years, we have completed countless projects for schools of all sizes across Kent, Surrey, and London. As demand for our services grew, we expanded our reach and now deliver playground solutions for schools across the UK.

All of our playground equipment is designed and built in our Bedford workshop. This means every stage, from concept to completion, is handled by our in-house team. Having everything under one roof gives us complete control over quality, design, and safety, ensuring every playground we install meets the highest standards.

Each playground we create is unique and tailored to the school, the pupils, and the space available. No two projects are the same, and every school receives a solution that is both functional and inspiring.

Why Schools Choose Everyday Play

Schools want playgrounds that do more than just entertain. They want outdoor spaces that support physical development, encourage creativity, provide safe surfaces for year-round use, and foster outdoor learning and wellbeing.

At Everyday Play, we offer a wide range of school playground equipment in Kent, Surrey, London, and across the UK, including:

Reading dens for quiet, imaginative play and reading sessions
Timber log cabins that can be used as outdoor classrooms, intervention spaces, or creative hubs
Multi-pole climbers and trim trails to challenge balance, coordination, and strength
Bespoke climbing frames suitable for all ages and abilities
Playground surfacing, including wet-pour, rubber mulch, and artificial grass, designed to be safe and durable
MUGAs (Multi-Use Games Areas) for PE lessons, sports, and after-school clubs
Imaginative play equipment that encourages storytelling, role play, and social development

Because all of our equipment is designed and built in-house, we can create playgrounds that fit even the most challenging spaces. Schools in Kent, London, and Surrey have benefitted from our ability to design flexible solutions that make the most of their available grounds.

Designed, Built and Installed by Our Own Team

One of the main reasons schools choose Everyday Play is that we manage every stage ourselves. From the initial consultation to the final installation, your school playground equipment is handled entirely by our experienced in-house team.

This approach ensures consistent quality and craftsmanship, smooth installations with minimal disruption to the school day, compliance with UK safety standards, and a single point of contact from start to finish. There are no external contractors and no off-the-shelf compromises, just playgrounds designed and installed with care.

Supporting Learning and Wellbeing

Modern playgrounds are about more than just physical activity. At Everyday Play, we believe outdoor spaces should support learning, wellbeing, and inclusion. Many of the schools we work with have incorporated reading dens, outdoor classrooms, and quiet areas into their playgrounds, providing pupils with spaces to focus, relax, or enjoy group activities.

Active play equipment such as multi-pole climbers, trim trails, and climbing frames supports physical development, coordination, and confidence. Imaginative play equipment allows children to express creativity and develop social skills. By combining learning, creativity, and physical activity, our playgrounds provide environments that benefit the whole child.

Helping Schools Fund Their Playground Projects

We understand that funding is often the biggest challenge when investing in new school playground equipment. That is why Everyday Play partners with PTA+ and FundEd, helping schools access grants, funding opportunities, and advice to make playground projects achievable.

Our team can guide schools through the process, including:

Identifying suitable funding sources and grant applications
Planning phased installations to fit budgets
Working with PTAs to maximise fundraising potential

Many schools across Kent, Surrey, London, and the wider UK have successfully used this support to bring ambitious playground projects to life. This approach allows schools to create inspiring outdoor spaces even when budgets are tight.

Expanding Across the UK

As Everyday Play continues to grow, we are proud to bring our bespoke playground solutions to schools across the UK. From inner-city London schools to suburban Surrey settings, primary schools in Kent, and community schools throughout the country, we provide playgrounds that engage children, support learning, and encourage safe, active play.

Every playground we design is unique. From reading dens tucked into quiet corners to large multi-pole climbers or full-size MUGAs, our solutions are tailored to each school and built to last. Our in-house team ensures that every installation, no matter where it is in the UK, receives the same high standard of care and attention.

Creating Playgrounds That Grow With Your School

One of the key benefits of working with Everyday Play is that our playgrounds are designed to evolve as schools grow. Many of our installations allow for future expansions, meaning you can add new equipment or zones as your needs change.

Whether you are looking to upgrade an existing playground, add a new MUGA, or introduce imaginative play areas like log cabins and reading dens, we provide solutions that are practical, durable, and fun.

If you would like to see some of the schools we have helped transform, check out our case studies to see examples of our work across Kent, Surrey, London, and other parts of the UK.