Using recycled plastic bottles to make the Eco-fabric for the blazers is a fantastic way to demonstrate to children how products can go on to become something entirely different through the process of recycling. Students are proud to wear their uniforms. Headteacher, Newport Free Grammar School
Using recycled plastic bottles to make the Eco-fabric for the blazers is a fantastic way to demonstrate to children how products can go on to become something entirely different through the process of recycling. Students are proud to wear their uniforms.
As parents we particularly worry about the ‘damage’ that any of the challenging situations we face will do to our children. So, in this post we're talking resilience with our Resident Anxiety Coach Sarie Taylor and ask if our children are more resilient than we give them credit for?
Feeling worried about how things might have changed for you and your children when they finally return to school? Our Resident Anxiety Coach Sarie Taylor is on hand to advise how to embrace the new normal in the playground.
As we continue to navigate our new post-crisis world, many people will notice they are washing clothing more over the next few months. In particular, families will notice they are washing school uniforms more often. School uniform helps to provide a visual distinction between school and home life.
Shoppers are being faced with more decisions than ever when it comes to buying clothes. The biggest dilemma is the confusion around the language of sustainability. So, here is a handy guide for you to use.
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