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In today's increasingly digital age, it's more important than ever to encourage children to spend time outdoors, exploring the wonders of the natural world. Outdoor learning and play provide numerous benefits for a child's physical, mental, and emotional development. One innovative and captivating way to promote outdoor learning and play is through the use of mud kitchens. At Creative Activity Group we have a range of mud kitchens available that not only offer hours of fun but also offer a wide range of educational and developmental benefits.

We are delighted to announce Creative Activity Group's most exciting and biggest giveaway to date! 

Early Learning Montessori, identified the need to further improve their outdoor facilities, particularly due to the recent addition of their new afterschool club. The school sought to create a playground that would be inclusive and cater to all age groups, ensuring that children could enjoy the space regardless of their age.

Sensory Circuits aim to assist children with sensory processing, to help regulate and organise their senses and are extremely effective in a school setting. Each Sensory Circuit is made bespoke to fit the space and is very popular for school corridors helping to create a bright, fun and purposeful space.

School Furniture Fit-Out and Installation of bespoke coloured classroom chairs to match the window frames and table legs. 

It is a well-established fact that children learn best when they are actively engaged and exploring the world around them.

The newly completed sensory room at Lakeview Hospital offers a serene haven for patients seeking respite

Creative Activity are delighted to have been chosen to as preferred partner entrusted with delivering & installating a captivating multi-sensory room to provide a stimulating and therapeutic environment that engages students' senses, promoting relaxation, learning, and emotional well-being

Find out why you need a Sensory Circuity for your School! Help children with their Sensory Processing

Creative Activity were delighted to be involved in the supply and installation of a new sensory corridor for St Patricks Primary School in Belfast.