Jewson Croydon has proudly sponsored a new playground installation at Quest Primary School, helping to enhance physical development, encourage teamwork and promote daily exercise.
The brand new trim trail is a modular outdoor structure that acts as a key addition to the school’s OPAL (Outdoor Play and Learning) programme. It builds on other recent playground improvements which ensure all pupils at the school have access to enriching outdoor experiences.
OPAL is particularly meaningful for children with special educational needs and those from disadvantaged backgrounds.
The installation was fully funded by leading UK builders merchant Jewson, as part of its community outreach strategy.
Jo Stawman, Principal of Quest Primary, said: “We are hugely grateful to Jewson for sponsoring our new trim trail. The children are buzzing with excitement at being able to have such a high-quality piece of equipment available to them during our OPAL playtimes and lunchtimes. It’s supporting them to develop their gross motor skills, resilience, and determination, as well as providing plenty of fun, laughter, and happy smiles!”
Kenny Hope, Regional Director at Jewson, said: “We are always looking for ways to support the communities around our branches and this seemed like the perfect opportunity to give something back to a school which is looking to truly enhance the experiences of its pupils.
The new trim trail looks fantastic and I’m sure it will provide enrichment for local schoolchildren for many years to come.”
Pictured from left: Ryan Manning, Miss Stawman and Kenny Hope
