Our work for schools and childcare centres includes unique cultural symbols, climbable playground structures, animal sculptures, and beautiful artificial trees that create a serene educational play space.
A beautiful fig tree appears to grow out of the wall in this NSW primary school assembly hall, artfully blending with natural rainforest scenes on mural panels.
Our realistic life-size artificial gum tree provides a dramatic focal point for an indoor nature play area at Goodstart Early Learning Centre, Adelaide St Brisbane.
The caterpillar play sculpture and fruit seats Natureworks created for Nundah State School in Brisbane form part of an amazing outside learning and community space in the school grounds.
This giant snake sculpture of dreamtime serpent ‘Gabul’ provides an artefact for Weir State School to tell their story and connect with First Nations culture.
To inspire a natural love of reading, we installed a beautiful reading tree in the library at Parafield Gardens Primary School in Adelaide SA. This artificial fig tree is a popular place for reading and storytelling activities.
Artificial rock limestone cave experience for children to explore. Custom designed for Early Start Discovery Space. Nature based play, realistic rockwork.
Framed by a storybook arch, this is a magical place for children to read and learn beneath four giant trees – and it’s all inside the school library!
Brisbane – Indooroopilly – Bardon – Sydney – Townsville – Cairns – Gold Coast – Adelaide – Perth – Melbourne – Queensland
We acknowledge the First Peoples – the traditional owners of the lands where we live and work, and we recognise their continuing connection to land, water and community. We pay respect to elders past, present and emerging and acknowledge the important role Aboriginal Peoples and Torres Strait Islanders continue to play within the Queensland community.
