By Emma Griffin
Agenda
One bundle of 30 wristbands to give away, worth £75
Nutrition Band Your chance to win one of
these fantastic prizes to either donate to your school or use as prizes at PTA events
Offering a new way to identify nutritional and lifestyle requirements in children and teenagers, these brightly coloured wristbands from nutritionBAND® can empower kids and teens to take control of their nutrition and health. The colour-coded bands allow school staff to easily identify special dietary requirements. The red band can be particularly effective at alerting new or substitute teachers or staff on school trips, for example, to potentially life-threatening allergies. nutritionBANDs® are made from high-quality silicone and come in a range of sizes.
nutritionband.com
10 Stamptastic Deluxe Name Label Bundles to give away, worth £26.99 each
Stamptastic
Naming every item your children own can be a laborious task at the start of a new school year. Stamptastic has the answer, with personalised stamps featuring a special ink that withholds 50 washes on care labels without fading. No more endless sewing – or ironing – on labels, and no more lost items, either. The transparent block makes positioning easy and accurate. A deluxe bundle features everything you need, including a personalised stamp, ink pad and Stamptastic white fabric pen.
stamptastic.co.uk
Ed Games
Developed by a qualified nutritionist, Freddie and the Food Troopers is a set of educational card games to support children in learning about health and nutrition through play. Three different packs provide opportunities to learn about food topics, from how certain foods are grown or produced and the different food groups, to calorie content and nutrient breakdowns. Each pack is a fun, colourful and engaging yet educational resource aimed at opening up conversations about health and nutrition.
edgames.co.uk
pta.co.uk AUTUMN 2020 9
12 food card games sets
to give away, worth £24.99 each
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