At EdSpace we have an exceptional range of outdoor classrooms and gazebos for schools which offer a versatile solution and mixed use. Our outdoor classrooms and gazebos can be used as a quiet area during break times for students, offer a covered shelter/waiting area for parents or dynamic educational environments making school life for students more enjoyable.
Outdoor classroom gazebos serve as exceptional spaces for learning, creativity, and connection with nature. These structures provide shelter while allowing students to engage with their environment, making outdoor education more accessible and enjoyable.
Enclosed outdoor classrooms are specialised learning environments designed to integrate nature with education while providing protection from the elements. These spaces combine the benefits of traditional classroom settings with the advantages of outdoor learning, fostering a connection between students and the natural world.
In recent years, the concept of eco outdoor classrooms has gained popularity as a holistic approach to education that connects students with nature while promoting sustainability. These classrooms utilise outdoor environments as teaching spaces, offering hands-on learning experiences that enrich traditional classroom themes.
Outdoor classrooms can take various forms, among which rectangular and hexagonal designs are popular due to their unique features and advantages.
Interactive sensory outdoor classrooms offer a unique and engaging way for students to connect with their surroundings, enhancing their educational experience through exploration and interaction with the natural world.
An outdoor amphitheatre typically consists of tiered seating arrangements that allow for clear sightlines and acoustics, making it perfect for lectures, performances, and group discussions.
Outdoor classroom shelters provide an innovative solution for education, allowing students to learn in a natural setting while being protected from the elements. These structures can range from simple canopies to fully enclosed spaces, depending on the needs of the educational program.
Wooden outdoor classrooms are innovative spaces designed to enhance the learning experience by connecting students with nature. These classrooms are constructed primarily from wood, creating a natural and inviting environment that fosters creativity, engagement, and interaction.
With outdoor classrooms, schools and other educational institutions have a great chance to use their outside areas in an engaging and innovative way that enhances children's school experiences while also promoting their growth. With the onset of the epidemic, more kids have been urged to spend more time outside in all types of weather, making outdoor learning an essential component of school curricula.
At Edspace, we understand that each school has unique requirements, that’s why we offer customisable construction and layout options for outdoor classrooms, gazebos and shelters. One of our company's areas of expertise is undoubtedly our selection of outdoor classrooms, which is among the most extensive and diverse in the UK. Our selection includes everything from an open-sided gazebo style structure to a completely enclosed, year-round, insulated building.
Our standard classrooms feature timber decked floors with integral access ramps, perimeter bench seating, palisade enclosures, and solid timber roofs as standard
We understand that space varies, we provide options ranging from rectangular classrooms (3m x 2m to 8m x 4m) to hexagonal versions (4m to 6m in diameter) to suit your specific needs.
Sometimes, an ‘off-the-shelf’ option doesn’t quite match your vision. That’s why we offer a fully customisable design and installation service to bring your unique ideas to life.
Elevate your outdoor structure further with integrated bench seating around the external perimeter, a solid full or half-height enclosure, and fixed activity tables. Your Outdoor Classroom, your way.
The field of education is always changing and looking for innovative approaches to maximize student engagement and learning. The idea of outdoor classrooms has become more and more popular all over the world in recent years due to the many advantages of moving learning outside of conventional four walls and using nature as a teaching environment.
As expansions of conventional indoor classrooms, outdoor classrooms are intentionally planned outdoor areas. They offer pupils a singular chance to engage with and gain knowledge from their natural environment. Simple gardens and green areas to more complex arrangements with seats, workstations, and informative signage are examples of these learning settings.
Outdoor classrooms offer numerous health benefits that enhance both the physical and mental well-being of students. Here are some key advantages:
Studies indicate that outdoor learning environments can increase student engagement and focus. Being in a stimulating natural setting can help reduce distractions, allowing students to concentrate better on their tasks.
Learning outdoors helps students develop a deeper connection to the environment. This relationship can foster a sense of responsibility and stewardship towards nature, leading to healthier lifestyle choices in the future.
Outdoor classrooms foster collaboration and teamwork among students. Engaging in group activities outside helps to build social skills and encourages positive interactions, which contribute to a supportive learning environment.
Spending time in nature is known to reduce stress levels and improve overall mood. Natural light and greenery can enhance feelings of relaxation and happiness, leading to better emotional well-being.
The dynamic nature of outdoor learning stimulates creativity. Students often find themselves thinking outside the box while interacting with their environment, which enhances their problem-solving skills.
Outdoor classrooms encourage movement and physical activity. Students engage in hands-on learning through activities such as gardening, exploring nature, and participating in physical games, which promote a healthier lifestyle.
