The seventeen shcools shortlisted in £6,000 Daily Echo dream challenge
Beechwood Junior, Southampton:
A safe bike storage shed to allow pupils to help stay fit by cycling to school.
Bitterne Park Junior, Southampton:
Create a small garden and outside stage area for creative learning.
A gazebo, to become an outdoor classroom, quiet playtime area and shelter for parents.
Eling Infant, Totton:
Develop a new play area, replacing popular old and broken tunnels.
Foundry Lane Primary, Southampton:
Improve the playground to extend play and social opportunities and create a solar water feature.
Kings Copse Primary, Hedge End:
Develop grounds with performance spaces, shade areas, gazebos and allotment planting.
Moorlands Primary, Southampton:
An animal hide, from where pupils can view deer, foxes, badgers and birds in the woods.
North Baddesley Infant:
Create a pond, nature and sensory gardens, with a nature walk running through them.
North Baddesley Junior:
A fitness trail or activity play centre to improve the playground facilities.
Scantabout Primary, Chandler’s Ford:
Build a nature hide, a forest log trail, greenhouse and extend the outdoor stage.
Shepherds Down School, Winchester:
Raised beds for youngsters to experience growing flowers and vegetables.
Springhill Catholic Primary, Southampton:
Exciting action play equipment to improve fitness and confidence.
Tanners Brook Junior, Southampton:
A school garden for children to grow fruit and vegetables, and keep chickens.
Townhill Infant, Southampton:
A purpose-built area for pupils to grow vegetables for the school cook to serve at lunchtimes.
Woolston Infant, Southampton:
Develop the conservation area with safer fences, a new entrance and seating.
William Gilpin (CoE) Primary, Lymington:
A pirate ship to help transform the “drab” playground into an exciting area.
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