Know-how
Netball court dimensions: every measurement for a school court
A full netball court is 30.5 m long and 15.25 m wide, split into three equal thirds, with 4.9 m goal circles and a 0.9 m centre circle. Lines are 50 mm wide and count as part of the court. Allow at least 1.5 m clear at each side and 2 m at each end, so the full footprint is about 33.5 by 19.25 m.
Read itCan the PE and sport premium pay for playground markings?
Partly. The 2026 to 2027 conditions of grant say repainting lines on a playground is allowable, because it maintains an existing asset. New markings…
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Playground markings ideas: what to put where
Plan by zone, not by catalogue. Most primary playgrounds work best with a court or open running space, a cluster of traditional games near the infant…
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School playground games to play on your markings
Every common marking supports far more than one game. A 100 square becomes a jumping, counting and tag game; a compass becomes a direction relay; a…
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Thermoplastic markings: what they are and how they are laid
Thermoplastic is a coloured plastic that is solid when cold and melts when heated. For playgrounds it comes as pre-cut sheets laid on clean, dry…
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Send a marking brief
Three short steps: where the school is, what you want marked, and how to reach you. It takes about two minutes.
We are a free matching service, not a marking firm. You get the contractor’s name from us first, and the brief only goes to them once you say yes.
Thanks, your enquiry is in.
- We look for a marking contractor who covers your area, then email or phone you with their name.
- Nothing is passed on until you tell us to go ahead.
- The contractor looks at the tarmac, draws a layout and prices it. We never send marketing.