Multi Use Games Area Opens at St Vincents School
MerseysideMulti-Use Games Area (MUGA) Opens in Merseyside with £10,000 Funding Boost
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The MUGA, a sports and recreation facility for inclusive physical education, has opened in Merseyside with a funding boost of £10,000. This project, aimed at creating a safe and engaging space for children and young people to develop their physical skills and teamwork, is set to have a significant impact on the local community.
A New Space for Play and Growth
St Vincents school is for blind and visually impaired pupils ages 5 to 19 years old. It is committed to providing a safe and caring teaching and learning environment where students can love, live, learn, and grow in the community. The addition of the MUGA will enhance opportunities for physical activity, team sports, and social interaction, encouraging both fitness and well-being among young people.
This new multi-use games area, which opened in December 2024, provides a dynamic and inclusive environment designed to help children of all abilities connect, develop confidence, and enjoy active play in a supportive space.
Funded by Wooden Spoon
This MUGA was generously funded by a Wooden Spoon Charity grant. Wooden Spoon supports the school’s dedication to creating safe and inclusive spaces that foster wellbeing and growth through sport and education.
About Wooden Spoon
Wooden Spoon is a charitable organisation dedicated to transforming lives through the power of the rugby community. Known for its commitment to supporting children and young people with disabilities or facing disadvantage across the UK and Ireland, the charity has funded numerous projects that create opportunities for these individuals. With a track record of impactful, community-driven initiatives, Wooden Spoon aims to improve lives through physical, educational, and social projects. Through collaborations like this, Wooden Spoon continues its mission to make positive, lasting changes in communities.
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