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What sort of outside play areas do you have?
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we are very luck we have an enclosed play area with the soft play tiles on the floor, no more scraped knees etc etc
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We are in schoolgrounds so have access to their enclosed foundation year area with play equipment on soft surface and a canopy so we can use it in all weather, their vast playing fields, pond, playground, ball wall etc. We are very lucky and do take full advantage of the schools kindness!
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