Woodridge State High School

Designed for older students

The school engaged adventure+ to design a play space that would cater to students in years 7 and 8 and that was different from the kind of play spaces the children would have seen at primary school. Our team collaborated with Woodridge State High School to design a playground that would challenge students and provide them with a place to burn energy during class breaks. We carefully selected play elements such as rope climbing structures, warped wall, climbing cubes and rock climbing walls to promote active play and help develop upper body strength.

Modular Rope Structure

The Modular Rope Structure in the centre of the space provides an extra challenge for the secondary students as they navigate through the area. It adds an element of excitement and thrill to the experience, making it even more enjoyable for those seeking a fun and active adventure.

The rope structure also serves as a rest area, giving students a place to catch their breath and socialise.

Energy burning fun

This dynamic play space not only provides fun and physically demanding activities for students, but also promotes mental agility and problem-solving abilities. Designed to give older students a sense of accomplishment as they conquer these challenging obstacles, the rope structure and climbing cube activity area truly set it apart. This play space is the ideal experience for students seeking a challenge and an opportunity to showcase their balance and climbing skills.