Posts by Sanjaya Regmi
Building a pocket park: How to bring local parks back to dense urban spaces
Building a pocket park Why should communities in our big cities be deprived of the joys of a space to energise, connect with nature and unwind? A Western Australian study has found that communities with more parks have a stronger sense of community, comfort and safety, highlighting just how important parks are. Pocket parks are…
Read MoreThree helpful ways to use colour in school playgrounds
Colour in School Playgrounds The impact of colour in school playgrounds is often overlooked when designing educational spaces. However, colour plays a huge role in the way people think, feel and act. Here are some different ways you can use colour in school playgrounds to boost your students’ learning, happiness and safety. Create emotional balance…
Read MoreThree steps to designing safer public streets
Designing safer public streets Public streets play a huge role in determining public safety. Policy makers from across the globe have seen better urban street design lead to a decrease in road accidents and casualties, creating happier, healthier cities. Here are three key elements for designing safer public streets that all public administrators should consider.…
Read MoreFour ways to grow your sports club
Four ways to grow your sports club Have a team for everybody If there’s one thing Australians love, it’s sport. Apart from the obvious benefits to players (like keeping people fit and healthy, learning about teamwork and trying your best), one of the biggest benefits of sports clubs is how they bring the community together.…
Read MoreThe benefits of choosing Australian made outdoor furniture
Why invest in Australian made outdoor furniture? Outdoor furniture plays a large role in creating comfortable and serene environments that encourage relaxation, conversation, and rest. While it can be tempting to source outdoor furniture cheaply from overseas, when it comes to quality, you can’t get much better than Australian made. Let’s take a look at…
Read MoreHow to make travelling to school safer for children
How to make getting to school safer All parents and teachers want their kids to be safe and happy at school. Making sure children travel safely to and from school is an important first step in creating a positive learning environment for children. Here are four ways to make travelling to school safer for children.…
Read MoreHow to get the most value for your organisation by spending your budget before the end of financial year
How to get the most value for your organisation by spending your budget before the end of financial year At the end of each financial year, many schools and local council administrators are left with the responsibility of spending remaining budget. Choosing what to invest this money in is often a difficult task, with a…
Read MoreEncouraging the community to go to parks in winter
Encouraging the community to go to parks in winter If the combination of shorter days and chilly weather make it hard to get out of bed, never mind outdoors, you’re not alone. Many parks in Australia are geared towards keeping people cool in the scorching summer months. But what about the winter? With temperatures plunging…
Read MoreHow to create an active sports hub for the entire community
How to create an active sports hub for the entire community Whether it’s on the field or on the track, for competition or for a bit of fun, sport is an essential part of Australian culture and identity. Sport brings communities together, unites people of different backgrounds and teaches children valuable lessons about teamwork and…
Read MoreThree ways you can reduce litter in the schoolyard
Three ways you can reduce litter in the schoolyard Schools need to be litter-free environments for students to learn and grow. Cleaner playgrounds create clearer minds, enhancing children’s happiness and connection with nature. Even more importantly, when children are taught from an early age not to litter, they become more respectful of the environment and…
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