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The new Green Slim projectors from Casio have just hit some of the nation’s classrooms and are proving to be a popular solution to many teachers’ needs when it comes to display solutions.

The projectors use of the laser and LED hybrid light source makes Casio’s Green Slim Projectors the world’s first that are powerful enough, at 2000-2500 ANSI lumens, for projection in a brightly lit room. The use of the hybrid light source also means that there is no need for a high-pressure lamp.

BiC is giving away an amazing limited edition reproduced print of The Girl with A Pearl Earring created using a BiC® Cristal® pen - plus a load of BiC goodies - as part of a national challenge for consumers to finish their BIC^® Cristal^® pen.  Any empty pens will receive £10 back*.

The challenge comes on the back of independent research by the University of Reading that reveals a BIC^® Cristal^® pen can write the equivalent of a whopping 1,615 addresses, 1,475 Christmas cards, and 986 Sudoku puzzles –before it runs out of ink.

A brand new DVD-ROM for use on whiteboards in assemblies or classrooms. The Sonsense Nongs Singalong DVD-ROM allows you to teach songs and lyrics from the corresponding A&C Black songbook without the need for OHPs or photocopying.

The DVD-ROM provides lyrics, performance and backing tracks for favourite songs from this popular collection of Michael Rosen's favourite daft ditties and crazy croons - ideal for improving literacy as well as singing skills.

Also includes new vocal performance tracks so that the songs can be taught easily, as well as exclusively composed backing tracks. No music reading necessary.

To maintain a beneficial intake of calcium, protein and riboflavin, the School Food Trust recommends that a dairy food is available daily on lunchtime menus and where possible, these should be lower fat varieties.  As the dairy experts, Pritchitts has developed a range of nutritious flavoured milk drinks, with no artificial colours, flavours, sweeteners or preservatives, that appeal to children of all ages.  

Ever found yourself wondering:

• How to engage students with the issues and encourage behaviour change?
• How tomake your facilities greener?

Tetra Pak UK, the carton manufacturer, are looking to take the green load off your mind.
We all know that students respond better to real life examples. Cartons are a recyclable, low-carbon package, made mainly from a natural, renewable resource - wood, so they're a great way to get students discussing the daily issues involved in the environmental choices we all face as consumers.

You know your pupils are bursting with creativity and fresh ideas, and so does Viking Direct. The UK's leading supplier of classroom and office equipment wants to showcase the artistic talents of the next generation, rewarding them (and your school) with some amazing prizes.

Viking's own designers are working hard on the 2010 Schools catalogue, but with over 8,000 bestselling products to fit in, they're exhausted! So, they've decided to hand over the front cover to people who use the products everyday, and need budding artists to come up with a winning design. The lucky winner will have their idea made into reality - and it'll be seen by be seen by thousands of teachers and bursars across the country!