Norwich: Rackheath Primary School donated new play equipment

Ten-year-old pupil Alice requested more play equipment for her school, Rackheath Primary.

Following her plea, housing developer Taylor Wimpey's East Anglian branch donated monkey bars which were installed for free by playground equipment supplier Miracle Design and Play.

Pupils at the official unveiling of the new monkey bars at Rackehath Primary School, Norwich - Picture: Taylor Wimpey (Image: Taylor Wimpey)

Treena Barrett, of Friends Rackheath Primary School, said: "We are so thrilled to see the installation of these monkey bars for the school.

"Alice and her peers are so excited to utilise the equipment to the fullest, so we are incredibly grateful to Taylor Wimpey and Miracle Play for their kind donation.

"At Rackheath Primary School we believe outdoor play is vital for children’s physical and mental health, so this is a fantastic addition to the school grounds."

Caroline Carter, sales and marketing Director at Taylor Wimpey East Anglia, added: "We are always looking for ways to support the communities around our developments and we are so thrilled to have been able to help Rackheath Primary School by expanding their outdoor play area."