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Badges
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Badge making
What badge would you make?
Children always love the excitement of making their own unique badge.
This is a popular activity at school fairs and events.
The children are able to: -
- design their own badge
- colour a pre-designed badge
- make it themselves.
I have made so many badges ove the years for many events including : comic relief; children in need; birthdays ; book events.
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Badge-making fun
It was raining ‘Cats and Dogs’ for Red Nose Day 2017
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Books and Badges
The children always loved being able to make their own badges.
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Comic Relief badges
Every two years I have joined in by making badges for Comic Relief.
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Comic Relief!
2015 the message was 'Be yourself!'
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How can you help children?
As a supply cover teacher, the one thing you might miss out on is being involved in events such as any charity school events; these include Children in Need; Comic Relief/Red Nose Day; Christmas Productions; Non-uniform days; School Fairs.
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Jay-Jay at No. 10 Downing Street
A thank you from Comic Relief.
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Waterstones Horsham
Waterstones Horsham is a lovely book shop situated in the Carfax, an old part of the market town.
A book signing and badge making event would be a fantastic opportunity to meet and chat to the public, maybe sign a book or two or even share a story.
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Where's the best place to hear a bus story?
Where on a bus of course.
