School appeal for play area

A specialist school working with young people who have an Autistic Spectrum Disorder is appealing for help to create a new play area to enhance their pupils' school experience.
Park House School, Thorney business manager  Luke Rich with pupils Kieron Venters La Freniere,  Riucardo Dias and Joshua Beattie who have  looking at the fundraising plans for a sensory integration area at the school. EMN-180521-122751009Park House School, Thorney business manager  Luke Rich with pupils Kieron Venters La Freniere,  Riucardo Dias and Joshua Beattie who have  looking at the fundraising plans for a sensory integration area at the school. EMN-180521-122751009
Park House School, Thorney business manager Luke Rich with pupils Kieron Venters La Freniere, Riucardo Dias and Joshua Beattie who have looking at the fundraising plans for a sensory integration area at the school. EMN-180521-122751009

The current play area for Park House School in Thorney is showing signs of age. This year pupils have been busy raising funds for a sensory den and a basket swing (which is easier for the pupils to get out of than a normal swing) with a variety of fundraising activities. However, they are still far from their £5,000 target. School business manager Luke Rich - pictured with Kieran Venters La Freniere, Ricardo Dias, and Joshua Beattie - said: “Regular physical activity helps them concentrate better when they are in class and helps them achieve better results.” To donate, visit: https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/parkhouseschool.