By Lucy Hubery
ANNUAL
SUBSCRIPTION FROM £5.04 (+VAT) PER PUPIL
TPTAOP BUYS
We’ve asked our readers and followers to tell us about the resources they love, and what they’ve bought with their hard- earned cash...
54 SPRING 2019
pta.co.uk 1 Reading Eggs
When we asked our readers what their PTAs bought for their school, one thing that came up again and again was technology subscriptions. Reading Eggs is a digital resource designed to help teach children how to read and develop a love of reading. It features hundreds of phonics and comprehension lessons, a library containing 2,500+ eBooks, creative writing areas and a teacher toolkit. ‘The children love creating their own “Eggsplorer”. It really motivates them, and they don’t realise they are mastering vocabulary and spelling at the same time.’ Dianne Kenny, teacher, Brookdale primary school, Wirral, Merseyside. For more information, visit
3plearning.com/readingeggs.
2 Veg ware
With environmental issues at the top of most agendas (see our feature on p42) why not use environmentally friendly cups and packaging at your PTA events? Vegware is a global specialist in plant-based compostable foodservice packaging, and has been recommended to us by several PTAs. Its disposable catering items are made from plants rather than plastic, using renewable, lower carbon or recycled materials, and can all be composted with food waste, where accepted. Its award-winning range of more than 300 eco-friendly products includes cutlery, hot and cold cups, and takeaway packaging. Email
orders@vegware.co.uk to fi nd a local distributor in your region.
vegware.com
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