This proposal outlines a plan to renovate the playground swings, ensuring their sturdiness and longevity, and to revitalize the school garden area through cleaning and new plantings. These improvements will enhance the school's outdoor environment, providing a safe and enjoyable play area for students and a vibrant space for learning and exploration.
Part 1: Playground Swing Renovation
Problem: The existing playground swings are showing signs of wear and tear, including rust, loose connections, and potentially weakened structures. This poses a safety risk to students and limits the usability of the playground.
Proposed Solution: This project will address these issues through the following actions:
Inspection and Assessment: A thorough inspection of all swing components (frames, chains, seats, bolts, etc.) will be conducted to identify specific areas of damage and weakness.
Repair and Replacement: Damaged or worn parts will be repaired or replaced with high-quality, weather-resistant materials. This may include:
Replacing rusted chains with galvanized or stainless steel chains.
Replacing worn swing seats with durable, age-appropriate options.
Reinforcing or replacing weakened frame components.
Replacing all bolts and connectors with new, heavy-duty hardware.
Rust Removal and Painting: All metal components will be cleaned of rust and repainted with weather-resistant, child-safe paint to prevent further corrosion and improve aesthetics.
Safety Surfacing: The area beneath and around the swings will be assessed and improved with appropriate safety surfacing (e.g., wood chips, rubber mulch) to cushion falls.
Part 1: Playground Swing Renovation
Problem: The existing playground swings are showing signs of wear and tear, including rust, loose connections, and potentially weakened structures. This poses a safety risk to students and limits the usability of the playground.
Proposed Solution: This project will address these issues through the following actions:
Inspection and Assessment: A thorough inspection of all swing components (frames, chains, seats, bolts, etc.) will be conducted to identify specific areas of damage and weakness.
Repair and Replacement: Damaged or worn parts will be repaired or replaced with high-quality, weather-resistant materials. This may include:
Replacing rusted chains with galvanized or stainless steel chains.
Replacing worn swing seats with durable, age-appropriate options.
Reinforcing or replacing weakened frame components.
Replacing all bolts and connectors with new, heavy-duty hardware.
Rust Removal and Painting: All metal components will be cleaned of rust and repainted with weather-resistant, child-safe paint to prevent further corrosion and improve aesthetics.
Safety Surfacing: The area beneath and around the swings will be assessed and improved with appropriate safety surfacing (e.g., wood chips, rubber mulch) to cushion falls.
Saturday • 09:00 - 13:00
Orchid Rd #2
Betty's Estate
Betty's Estate
Outdoors
0 / 15 Volunteers
15 Organization volunteers
15 Organization volunteers
Contact person
Methodist Agogic Centre
Erika
Richardson
7215228199
Laureen
Prince
+17215531852
Part 2: School Garden Revitalization
Problem: The school garden area has become overgrown and neglected. Weeds, overgrown plants, and a lack of maintenance have diminished its educational and aesthetic value.
Proposed Solution: This project will revitalize the school garden through:
Clean-up and Weeding: The entire garden area will be thoroughly cleaned, removing weeds, dead plants, and debris.
New Plantings: New plants will be selected and planted, focusing on a variety of species that are appropriate for the local climate, educational purposes, and aesthetic appeal. This may include flowers, vegetables, herbs, and native plants.
Problem: The school garden area has become overgrown and neglected. Weeds, overgrown plants, and a lack of maintenance have diminished its educational and aesthetic value.
Proposed Solution: This project will revitalize the school garden through:
Clean-up and Weeding: The entire garden area will be thoroughly cleaned, removing weeds, dead plants, and debris.
New Plantings: New plants will be selected and planted, focusing on a variety of species that are appropriate for the local climate, educational purposes, and aesthetic appeal. This may include flowers, vegetables, herbs, and native plants.
