Play ground markings are becoming an increasingly popular feature in school playgrounds, offering children a range of benefits that help to support their physical and mental development. From number grids to hopscotch, mazes to sports court markings, playground markings can be used to develop a range of skills.

These include maths, alphabet and social skills. For example, a hopscotch grid can be used to practice counting and addition skills whilst also encouraging creativity and imagination in children. Other educational playground markings like snakes and ladders and multiplication grids can support classroom learning in an engaging outdoor environment.

Unlike paint, thermoplastic markings are far more durable and can withstand heavy foot traffic, harsh weather conditions and regular use. This durability translates into lower maintenance costs, making them an excellent choice for schools. They also retain their vibrant colours and crisp lines far longer than traditional painted markings.

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In addition to this, thermoplastic markings are suitable for a range of surfaces including asphalt and wet pour. They are also resistant to frost and ice, meaning that they can be used even in the coldest weather.

Thermoplastic playground markings are also a great option for schools that want to create an inclusive outdoor space. These markings are designed to be wheelchair friendly and can be used in conjunction with other features to make the most of the school playground for all students. They are a great way to encourage students with disabilities to participate in physical activities and can help them build confidence and self-esteem.