Resources & Insights

The Playground Equipment Program (PEP) is BC's main school playground grant. In 2026, 25 schools received $200,000 each. Here's how PEP works, who's eligible, how districts apply, and what other

The clearest BC benchmark is the province's own: $200,000 for a complete accessible school playground under the PEP grant. Here's where the money goes, why surfacing is the most under-budgeted

The right school playground equipment comes down to five decisions: age range, capacity, inclusion, durability, and sourcing. Here's the framework we walk BC schools through.

A commercial playground installation runs through six stages, from site assessment to cured safety surfacing. Here's what happens at each stage, where the time actually goes, the best season to

Introduction Inclusive playgrounds are often discussed, but the concept is not always fully understood. Many projects aim to be inclusive, yet fall short because the focus is placed on individual

Introduction Choosing the right surfacing is one of the most important decisions in any playground project. While equipment often gets the most attention, surfacing plays a major role in safety,

Introduction Planning a school playground project can feel overwhelming, especially if it is your first time being involved. There are multiple decisions to make, budgets to manage, and expectations from