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Winther Mini Viking Twin Wheel Scooter

Original price was: £107.16.Current price is: £72.88.

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

High Quality Build: Constructed from durable steel, this scooter is designed to endure the demands of daily use in educational settings, ensuring longevity and reliability.
Collaborative Play: This scooter offers an excellent platform for children to engage in collaborative play, fostering social skills and teamwork from an early age.
Enhanced Stability: With its twin wheeled design and non-slip foot plate, the scooter provides enhanced stability, making it suitable for young children starting from ten months.
Physical Development: Supports children’s motor function and balance, offering a strong physical challenge that aligns with early years physical development goals.
EYFS Aligned: Directly supports the EYFS curriculum by promoting ‘active travel’ and encouraging children to develop their movement, balancing, and riding skills.

This Winther children’s scooter offers an excellent opportunity for collaborative play and sharing.

A twin wheeled scooter with a non-slip foot plate, designed for stability and safety, suitable for children from ten months upwards.

Made from robust steel, this durable scooter is a perfect addition to any learning environment. Its design features twin rear wheels for extra stability and a non-slip foot plate for safer use, making it ideal for supporting young children’s motor functions and balance.

Aimed at children aged ten months and above, it is in line with the EYFS curriculum, focusing on physical development. By promoting ‘active travel’ and facilitating both solo and collaborative play, it helps children develop confidence in their physical abilities. This scooter does not just meet educational standards but also adds fun to learning, encouraging children to explore their physical skills.
This product encourages physical activity, enhancing children’s motor skills, balance, and coordination. It supports a range of key developmental goals, from strength-building to fostering essential social skills through shared play experiences.