School perimeter with controlled pedestrian entry

A school perimeter is a supervision tool before it is a security one. Staff need to see through it across the whole boundary, so anything solid is out, but it still has to be hard to climb and it has to funnel everyone arriving on foot through one controlled point without making the entry feel like a checkpoint.

Vertical-bar steel fencing, powder-coated black, gives an open sightline across the full run while the close bar spacing and flat top leave nothing to grip. Pedestrian access is a single intercom-controlled gate hung in the same profile, with the vehicle entry built to match, so the controlled points read as part of the boundary rather than additions to it.