Clairmont Campus, Clifton School

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Clairmont Campus, Clifton School

Two interlinked philosophies drove the design of play and learning settings and their implementation on the ground: permaculture principles, underpinning the ecological health and sustainability of the site and helping children to read those attributes; and the Reggio Emiliaphilosophy of education, stressing children’s control over their own learning processes, learning through direct experience of themselves and their physical surroundings, and being exposed to a multitude of expressive possibilities – all of which can be strongly supported by a rich, natural outdoor environment. For reflections on the Reggio Emilia approach see the presentation by Peter Moss (2004).

looping pathway with shade sail in on the lawn
shale sail on multi purpose lawn
pathway with large rock for play
in ground tunnel
sand play area with share surrounded by looping pathway
primary pathway with wheeled toys
gardening area
children on wheeled toys
climbing equipment
in ground slide
Clairmont Road Childcare Center plan, outdoor play areas, nature-based environments, educational playgrounds.

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