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DO YOU NEED A RAMP OR STEP SYSTEM FOR YOUR SCHOOL?


Whether it’s for a permanent or temporary building, we offer access solutions to suit your needs and budget – available for hire or purchase.


Quick Installation: Typically within 24 hours


Safety First: Fire-resistant steel for durability


Cost-Effective & Reusable: High-quality system that can be used multiple times


REQUEST A FREE ESTIMATE VISIT: RAPIDRAMP.CO.UK EMAIL: SALES@RAPIDRAMP.CO.UK


WITH YOUR FULL DETAILS AND ANY PHOTOS OF THE SPACE REQUIRING ACCESS.


Raise funds for your school and support children’s literacy


Do you dream of a new library or reading zone, or long for new books in your classroom? Support your school can help you turn those dreams into a reality.


Having a school library can make such a difference in a child’s reading journey, yet we know that finding the funds and resources to invest in a library space can be difficult. That’s why we launched Support your school, a free fundraising platform enabling schools to raise funds from parents, grandparents, friends and local businesses to support children’s literacy.


100% of the donations you receive will go towards books and furniture for your school. Managed by


Support your school t: 0121 622 8333 e: hello@supportyourschool.org.uk w: supportyourschool.org.uk


44 SUMMER 2025 School Fundraising


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