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BETT Preview Supplement
B Squared KI exhibit at BETT
"BSquared has been an
asset in our school
development over the
last 2 years. It has helped
to strengthen our
assessment procedures
and tighten our
planning. It was crucial in
KI is the largest educational
securing our Outstanding
furniture manufacturer in the world.
OFSTED Inspection too!"
With over 60 years experience, KI
collection is a wide family of simple,
understand the distinct and evolving
elegant, comfortable chair designs by
Mrs Lisa Bird Headteacher
needs of the educational
KI and Giancarlo Piretti, the world
Elmsleigh Infant & Nursery School
environment designing furniture that
famous Italian furniture designer.
Derbyshire.
facilitates learning and interaction
The Enlite Table Collection features
between students and staff.
mobile castors, light-scale table tops
B Squared’s customers find our
Amongst the products on display
and a non-angular transition-end
assessment package assists them
on Stand No. D140 are Torsion on
design enabling educators and
with tracking and demonstrating
the Go! seating - an innovative,
students to easily accommodate
pupils’ progress. It allows teachers to plan and differentiate appropriately,
mobile, nesting, flex-back chair
changing classroom environments. KI
making their planning and teaching more effective.
including unique large folding and
800 Series, the new metric lateral
EYFS, P Scales, National, and Pre Entry Level Curriculums are all available on the
nesting tablet arm, which addresses
storage range with improved features
computer. The National Curriculum covers levels 1 to 5. The level descriptors for
movable seating requirements for
and functions providing a wide range
English, Maths, Science, ICT, PHSE, Art, History, Geography, DT, PE, Music, RE and
teaming, training, and informal
of versatile and flexible solutions for
MFL have been broken down into small manageable steps that assist with
conferencing. Hurry Up! tables
personal locker, learning area and
planning, showing progress and for use as IEPs. There is also a paper version.
which can be flipped and easily
administrative offices.
On our website are sample pages for each curriculum and subject and a
configured and set up by one
rolling demo that will take you through the different areas of the program.
person.. Intellect Wave Seating Line
including the new café stools, task trianglertwww.KIeurope.com
stools, a music chair and a four-leg trianglertwww.kieducation.com
trianglertwww.bsquared.co.uk
chair with castors. The Strive seating trianglert020 7404 7441
Saville launches academy
school furniture range
SAVING EDUCATION
Saville Audio Visual has launched a new range of school furniture.
Saville Academy tables offer a versatile new concept for primary and
junior schools. Strongly built in a range of hard-wearing laminate
surfaces, they enable safe, stylish and attractive classroom layouts to
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be created with ease.
Saville Academy Tables are designed and built for years of
AN ASCL MEMBERSHIP PACKAGE*
trouble-free service. Robust, easy to fold and easy to move, they are
available three different shapes with smooth locking castors. The
bright, coordinated finishes can be mixed, adding a dynamic extra
VISI feature to classrooms and teaching areas.
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The Academy Junior range includes six different height versions for
children from 3 years upwards, conforming to European Standard
BSEN1729 for dimensional and safety requirements. The sturdy frame
is fitted with rollers and folds quickly and safely for storage. Academy
Junior 60 degree tables can be clustered around a central power pod
for ICT teaching.
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HALF PRICE OFFER ENDS JANUARY 31, 2010.
Find out more at www.ascl.org.uk/offers
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