What if, instead of building a playground out of plastic and metal, you built one out of your natural surroundings?
That's the idea behind a natural playground, which is what Quispamsis Elementary School wants built in its backyard.
Their Community Play spokesperson, Christy Bourque tells CHSJ News natural playgrounds help kids understand their limits, take risks, meet challenges and some people say they can even cut down on bullying.
The playground is estimated to cost $740,000 dollars. Through fundraising efforts, students and their parents have raised $75,000. They've approached the town asking for their land and financial help. Quispamsis council referring the matter to town staff.