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Playground Renewal Program 2024/25

Playground Renewal Program 2024/25

The City of Casey's Playground Strategy guides the provision and management of playground facilities to meet the present and future needs of Casey residents. 

This means that the location, scale and number of playgrounds changes every year. Our renewal program this year will have a focus on the established areas of the municipality. 

2024/25 playground renewal local level playground list

  • Roberts Road Reserve Playground, Cranbourne
  • Warneet Recreation Reserve Playground, Warneet
  • Essex Park Community Place Reserve Playground, Endeavour Hills
  • Buckeye Drive Reserve Playground, Hallam
  • Ribbon Gum Drive Reserve Playground, Lyndhurst
  • Kalora Parl Oval Reserve Playground, Narre Warren North
  • Calrossi Close Reserve Playground, Endeavour Hills
  • Gracehill Mews Reserve (Cherryhills) Playground, Cranbourne
  • Arch Brown Recreation Reserve Playground, Berwick
  • Clifton Way Reserve Playground, Endeavour Hills
  • Fairholme Boulevard Meg Way Reserve Playground, Berwick
  • Margaret Owens Reserve Playground, Narre Warren

24/25 playground renewal district level list

  • Lochard Terrace Reserve Playground, Narre Warren South
  • Raisell Road Reserve Playground, Cranbourne West
  • Betula Reserve Playground, Doveton

Children and young people must be 16 years of age or under to register for the 'draw your dream playground' prize draw. 

To be eligible, please complete a child survey (below) AND download the 'draw your dream playground' template here. 

Prizes include a $50 e-EFTPOS voucher and Myuna Farm family passes. You can view the prize terms and conditions (T&C's) here.

The RORP Story

Below is a story from Galloway Drive Narre Warren and installed in a Primary school in Colombo Sri Lanka last year.

It is written from the perspective of Rotary.

The playground project began over coffee at a Bendigo Bank Directors Conference in Adelaide. I met Dr. Eshantha Ariyadasa, who was working on his PhD in Sri Lankan Social Services. He shared his remarkable journey from architecture to sports education and his dedication to supporting homeless girls in Sri Lanka.

Learning of his need for IT support for the girls, I offered Rotary's help. We decided to send computers and more in a container to Sri Lanka. The container also included refurbished sewing machines and bicycles, and plans for a community library.

During a call, Dr. Eshantha expressed a desire for an outdoor playground like the ones in Australia. With investigations, we found that old playgrounds were often replaced and still usable. Working with Greater Geelong Council, we disassembled a playground in Leopold and shipped it to Sri Lanka.

Inspired by this success, the Rotary Club of Flemington initiated the SISL Project (Slide into Sri Lanka) in partnership with Rotary District 3220. Past District Governor Senake Amerasinghe led the project and secured a tax-free import agreement with the government. Our club developed plans for each playground, assigning unique codes to every part for safe reinstallation.

With these efforts, we continue to repurpose playgrounds from Australia to benefit communities in Sri Lanka.

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