School Stickers has a giant range of stickers, badges, stamps & more specifically aimed at motivating and rewarding your pupils. Find out more on the School Stickers blog.
Have you ever wondered how, where and by who the smiley face symbol was created? A gentleman called Harvey Ball, a commercial artist from Worcester, Massachusetts came up with the symbol in 1963. It’s not that long ago really if you think about it- only 52 years! The image Ball created then went on to Read More …
Did you know we have a Sticker Maker which allows you to design your own stickers from scratch? Whilst we have a huge range of stickers to pick from, sometimes teachers & teaching assistants prefer something a little more personal. That’s why we created the Sticker Maker! You can make any size of our stickers, Read More …
Welcome to the School Stickers blog! Are you new? If so, take a look at our recent posts, you’ll find lots of fun things to read! Smelly stickers are the king of school stickers, everyone’s after them. You give them a little scratch and get to sniff your scented stickers to find out what they Read More …
From rewarding good reading effort to handing out detentions. These are the ten types of sticker every teacher should have in their arsenal. 1. The “Well done for being on time” sticker. You’ll find these in our Attendance section. Attendance stickers are for those students that are guaranteed to turn up 5 minutes late every Read More …
Did you know: the biggest school in the world was set up by Mr and Mrs Gandhi in 1959 and has more than 32,000 students. The biggest schools in Great Britain and Ireland have around 2,000 pupils so that’s one very big school! This week, we’re offering you the chance to stock up on personalised Read More …
Let me introduce our Mini Motivation Stickers, a School Stickers essential. At 19mm these are a great all rounder- they’re great for sticking in work books whilst marking but they can also be given out in class to individual children as mini rewards. Each of our tiny stickers are printed with a different motivational message, Read More …