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SITE ELEMENT SPATIAL FEATURES




                                                                      OUTDOOR PLAY AREAS

                                                                         Fields

                                                                               Playfields shall include space to support the Physical Education (PE)
                                                                               program. Provide direct access to hardcourts and playfields from the
                                                                               Food Service and Fitness areas. The grass area shall be multipurpose
                                                                               and able to support activities such as softball and soccer. Utilize
                                                                               landscaping to provide areas of shade.
                                      Tarbut v’Torah Playground Reimagination
                                                                         Courts
             Students and teachers should feel safe anywhere on the
             campus grounds. A secure environment is one that cre-             Paved hardcourt areas shall include striping for a variety of games
             ates opportunities for natural surveillance and provides          including circles, four-square, basketball, track lanes, handball,
             clearly defined and controlled access. Security technol-          hopscotch, tether ball, etc. Exterior drinking fountains shall be located
             ogy can be used to enhance passive security strategies.           throughout. Exterior access to restroom facilities, located in a visible and
             An intrusion alarm system shall be provided.                      easily supervised area, shall be made available.
             The organization of a building should always take into
             consideration supervision and circulation. For example,      Built
             restrooms accessed from the outside should be easily
             supervised from the playfields. Evaluate and design               An age appropriate play structure, adequate in size to accommodate its
             areas in which students can line up and/or congregate             use shall allow for climbing, sliding, walking, and hanging activities. Safe,
             before they go into their classrooms; make supervision            recycled rubberized surface shall be underneath this play area. Shade
             easy by limiting visual obstacles. Provide easy entry and         should be provided either by landscaping or shade structure.
             access to classrooms.
             Adequate lighting at parking and exterior circulation       Kinder
             areas allow for safe, after hours staff and maintenance
             access.                                                           A separate Kindergarten play area adjacent to the Kindergarten
                                                                               classrooms shall have an age appropriate play structure (similar to
             Provide a system of covered walkways between                      above); paved area with track to ride tricycles, hopscotch, circles,
             buildings where interior circulation is not provided.             numbers, alphabet; shaded grassy area. In addition, provide a shaded
                                                                               area with benches and tables for lunch.

                          SAFETY & SECURITY



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