SCHOOL SUPPLIERS Versatile Multiwash achieves


consistently high results Scrubber dryer provides the solution for hygienically clean floors


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loor cleaning in schools and colleges needs to be smart – in


terms of efficiency as well as results. The Multiwash scrubber dryer is a workhorse for cleaning teams in education, highly valued for its versatility and ease of use too, as managers in the sector confirm*. Truvox International’s Multiwash


can wash, scrub and dry floors in one pass, leaving them safe to walk on in minutes – and hygienically clean for infection control. Highly versatile, this scrubber dryer


can clean virtually any hard floor – from classrooms and sports halls, including non-slip safety flooring, to pool-sides – and even entrance mats and low-pile carpets. With cleaning widths of 24cm, 34cm and 44cm, each model is easy to use and manoeuvre, even under desks and furniture. The cordless Multiwash 340/Pump Battery model is ideal for busy spaces.


A quick battery change doubles run time to 100 minutes. Truvox high-pressure counter-rotating brushes require less water and


solution, and speed up the drying process, as well as giving consistently top results.


u*See our case studies at: https://www.truvox.com/case-studies/ scrubber-dryers-streamline-carpet-cleaning-in-historic-stowe-school


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inding quality teaching staff can be as difficult as finding the last lid to the Pritt Stick; that’s why we have specialist


consultants placing staff across a variety of sectors including Primary, Secondary, SEN and Nursery. From leadership teams to support staff, our dedicated consultants always connect you with the perfect fit for your school, whether that be a permanent or supply requirement.


Specialising in education recruitment across London and


the South East, Connect2Staff Education are wholly owned by Kent County Council, meaning we are devoted to adding real value to the community! We also provide free CPD training, ‘Refer a Friend’ schemes and a 24-hour on call service.


uGive the team a call on 01622 236695, email education@connect2staff.co.uk or visit www.connect2staff.co.uk to see how we can support your school.


uLet us know you’ve seen us in Education Today Magazine by quoting ‘C2S EduMag’ when you call!


GRATNELLSmake space for portable storage G


ratnells, manufacturers and marketers of Britain’s best known and most widely used range of storage


systems, has launched its innovative MakerSpace trolley unit. An innovator in classroom design, Gratnells is


committed to improving learning environments, and the learning experience, for children and teachers. With over 65 years’ experience serving schools and colleges and close working relationships with leading European furniture manufacturers, Gratnells is now even better placed to meet the needs of the education sector in the UK. The new MakerSpace trolley is the latest addition to the


company’s Callero range and joins the recently launched Rover trolley in the drive to provide the education sector with storage solutions that meet the increasing demand for space-saving, flexible, secure storage for multiple disciplines across the curriculum. Designed to work with the rest of the Callero range, the


MakerSpace trolley can be configured with a variety of tray and storage bin combinations. Standard Gratnells trays can be interchanged with fixed storage to transport materials and tools to a work area and the trolley can also be used as a stand-alone workstation, with lots of storage for materials and hand tools. This latest addition to the Gratnells portfolio extends the


company’s range of portable storage solutions. Richard Picking, International Marketing Director at Gratnells, commented, “The MakerSpace trolley provides a focal point for collaborative working. A reliable resource centre for all types of project work, it’s the ideal extension to our range of portable storage solutions.”


July/August 2018


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