Highbury Quadrant Tree House

Great news - Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funding has been allocated to improve the tree house at Highbury Quadrant Estate. This project will give people the opportunity to come together to improve physical and social play for children. We plan to replace the existing tree house to create a more imaginative play experience for pre-school to junior school aged children, and want to ensure that the improvements meet the needs and priorities of the community.

The new tree house could include:

• a ramp for better accessibility for the younger children to access the lower platform deck
• convex mirror for younger toddler play
• balance steps for children aged 4 to 11
• individual rainbow chimes for toddler play
• talk tube for toddler play
• sensory panel for toddler play
• giant 4-in-a-row for toddler active play
• scrabble net for older children to gain access to the higher platform
• higher platform access to the fireman pole
• pull up ramp to access the higher platform
• stainless steel slide that can be accessed from the higher platform
• ladder wall to access the higher platform

Please make your voice heard by completing our survey. This is an opportunity to tell us what improvements to the existing tree house you would like to see. We want you to be proud of where you live and be empowered to make a positive difference to your community and neighbourhood.

How we will use your feedback

Once we have reviewed all responses from the survey and identified improvements that can be made from the feedback we will explore what is feasible to implement.

How you can get involved

Complete our survey by Monday 2 September. Thank you.