Under the Sea(way)
Article published on 30 August 2024
Under the sea is where play magic happens. At the heart of GKI Seaway Trail Playground on Great Keppel Island is our stunning Aquatica Multiplay, enhanced with our award-winning marine-themed Grafic Games artwork. Though compact, this unit is packed with engaging features, from climbing and sliding to manipulative play that stimulates young minds. Moreover, the...
Countdown to the 2024 Parks & Leisure National Conference
Article published on 16 August 2024
The countdown to the 2024 Parks & Leisure Australia National Conference is on. With the event just around the corner, and we’re thrilled to announce that Proludic will be exhibiting this year – again! It’s a date! Mark your calendars—the conference will be held at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC) from October 13...
Seven Good Design Awards and Counting
Article published on 1 August 2024
At Proludic, design has always been at the heart of our innovation strategy. This approach has been validated by our achievement of seven Good Design Awards and counting since 2015. About the Good Design Awards The Australian Good Design Awards, established in 1958 and recognised by the World Design Organization (WDO), celebrate the best and...
Talking about Inclusion
Article published on 18 July 2024
Proludic’s updated Inclusive Play Areas Guide makes it easier to design playspaces for all. A great opportunity to be talking about inclusion. The launch of the new edition of Proludic’s Inclusive Play Areas Guide underscores the company’s commitment to inclusive design in playspaces and outdoor fitness areas. We were talking about inclusion to Madeleine Walding,...
Work hard, play hard and savour every croissant
Article published on 2 July 2024
Work hard, play hard and savour every croissant was the motto of our trip to France. Recently, the Proludic Australia Project team spent valuable time with our French colleagues, connecting and exchanging knowledge and ideas. Team synergy and innovative strategies with a pinch of playfulness were the highlights of our visit. And of course the...
International Day of Play
Article published on 13 June 2024
Celebrating the Power of Play for Every Child! It’s official! The 11th of June 2024 marked the first International Day of Play. A global initiative dedicated to celebrating and raising awareness about the crucial role of play in children’s development and well-being. At Proludic, every day is filled with play, and we are thrilled that...
Inclusive Kanopé Tower Power
Article published on 2 May 2024
Let’s discover the Inclusive Kanopé Tower Power… Every child needs the chance to grow, thrive, and develop their cognitive, psychomotor, and social skills. Children with disability are no exception. They have the right to engage in the same activities as others: climbing, jumping, running, touching, imagining, sharing, and interacting with others. They should be able...
Girls say: Play Our Way!
Article published on 4 April 2024
The fund(amentals) Exciting news has surfaced with the launch of the “Play Our Way” Grant Opportunity, aimed at overcoming the obstacles preventing women and girls from participating in sports and physical activities in recreational spaces. This initiative offers substantial funding ranging from $50,000 to $1.5 million to help create lasting opportunities for female involvement in...
Celebrating an extra chromosome
Article published on 21 March 2024
It’s World Down Syndrome Day, and the team at Proludic is celebrating everyone with an extra chromosome. To spread awareness and understanding we took our silly socks for a spin at our local park. Our team had good fun in their play time while supporting a cause that aligns with Proludic’s core value “Commitment” with...
Focus on diversity in education
Article published on 22 February 2024
The focus on diversity in education is important. Every child has the right to play, and the school playground should support the inclusion of all students. In this article we will share our extensive expertise in inclusion including (wink) a recent example of a school’s inclusive playspace. Proludic and inclusion – a long-term relationship From...
Outdoor musical instruments bring people together!
Article published on 8 February 2024
Music has been part of human culture since… forever. Across cultures and throughout history, music has been used for communication, expression, connection, and healing. It has a unique ability to bring people together and foster social connection. This is one of many reasons why we love including musical instruments in our playground designs. To offer...
