Nanuskate for Schools
Skateboarding joins the GCSE PE curriculum in September 2026. Is your school ready?
From September 2026, skateboarding is a confirmed approved activity for GCSE PE in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. In Scotland, where schools follow the Curriculum for Excellence, PE is compulsory throughout secondary school — and skateboarding is one of the activities pupils are most keen to pursue. nanuskate's modular mini-ramps give schools across the UK a professional, portable solution that sets up in as little as 30 minutes, stores easily, and requires no permanent installation.
Confirmed for September 2026 - Across England, Scotland, Wales & Northern Ireland
Skateboarding's place in UK schools is confirmed and growing. In England, Wales and Northern Ireland, it joins the GCSE PE approved activity list this September. In Scotland, the Curriculum for Excellence gives schools the freedom to include skateboarding within their PE programme — and many are doing exactly that.
• Approved for GCSE PE in England from September 2026 — confirmed by the Department for Education
• Approved for the new Made-for-Wales GCSE in Physical Education and Health from September 2026
• Approved for Northern Ireland GCSE PE from September 2026
• One of 13 new sports added to the GCSE PE approved activity list in England
• In Scotland, PE is compulsory in secondary school and skateboarding sits comfortably within the Curriculum for Excellence Health and Wellbeing framework
• Olympic sport since Tokyo 2020 — participation among young people is rising sharply
Built for School Environments
nanuskate ramps are designed for the realities of a school environment — daily use, mixed ability groups, limited storage space, and staff who need to set up without specialist knowledge. Every detail has been considered, from the galvanised steel frame to the bespoke transport dollies that come as standard.
• Tool-free assembly — fully set up in as little as 30 minutes
• Galvanised steel frame with specialist high-durability skate surface
• Secure modular locking system — stable and safe before any student steps on
• Bespoke transport dollies included — moves easily between spaces and stores flat (trailer as an option)
• Works indoors and outdoors — sports halls, playgrounds, courts and multi-use areas
• For schools running off-site sessions or inter-school programmes, a fully enclosed branded trailer option is also available.
Works Around Your Space, Not the Other Way Around
Schools come in all shapes and sizes, and so do their facilities. nanuskate's modular system means a small school with a single sports hall can run a compact, effective session, while a larger school with outdoor space can build out a more substantial layout using larger and varied nanuskate solutions. All options can be dismantled and stored in minutes.
• Configurable to suit the space available — indoors or outdoors
• Add modules over time as your programme and budget develop
• Suitable for curriculum lessons, after-school clubs, sports days and open events
• Can be used across multiple school sites without any specialist transport
Designed to Meet School Safety Standards
nanuskate ramps are designed to align with BS EN 14974 — the British and European standard for skatepark equipment. A 5-year structural integrity warranty gives procurement teams and bursars the confidence they need, and the modular locking system means the structure can be physically verified as secure before use. Full assembly documentation is included with every ramp.
• BS EN 14974 skatepark standards alignment
• 5-year structural integrity warranty
• Assembly process is straightforward and does not require specialist staff
• Quality-controlled construction throughout — consistent performance across every unit
Buy Once. Use for Years
nanuskate ramps are a capital purchase, not a recurring cost. The same equipment that supports GCSE lessons in October can run an after-school club in November, a sports day activity in the summer, and a community session in the holidays. Spread across a 5-year warranty period, the per-session cost is very competitive. Quotes and procurement documentation are available on request.
• Capital purchase with long warranty — no recurring hire costs
• Used across curriculum, clubs, community events and school open days
• Modular — schools can start small and add to their setup over time
• Quotes and technical documentation provided to suit school procurement processes
Who this is for..
nanuskate ramps are designed for any school or education provider across the UK that wants to give students access to proper skateboarding — safely, practically, and without permanent infrastructure.
• State secondary schools in England, Wales and Northern Ireland delivering GCSE PE
• Scottish state secondary schools incorporating skateboarding within Health and Wellbeing PE
• Private and independent schools across the UK
• Colleges and universities
• Sports development programmes
• After-school and enrichment providers
