Butterfly Print are specialists in design and print for all levels of education from EYFS to KS5. If you need it, we can print it!
Here are just a few samples of the types of print we can do – but if you need something else, just ask.
Banners
Our free standing display banners are 2m x 0.8m and come complete with stand and compact carry case. Ideal for a specific event such as Open Day/Parent’s Evening or to brighten up your entrance area!
Folders
Our full colour folders enable you to make a great first impression to any prospective parent or staff member. In fact these folders can be used for any occasion and can even be customised to suit the purpose.
General Print and Design
Got something to shout about? Why not promote your school/setting with our wide ranging general print and design service. with high quality products such as full colour leaflets, newsletters & posters.
Blog posts
A Recovery Curriculum Part 11: Polly McMeeking (Compassionate Governance & The Covid Test)
[Originally posted on Evidence for Learning 2 July 2020] In this episode we gain the School Governor perspective to the Recovery Curriculum through a presentation and discussion with Polly [...]
A Recovery Curriculum Part 10: Cabot Learning Federation
[Originally posted on Evidence for Learning 18 June 2020] This episode is rich in thinking and action from Senior Leadership representatives for the Cabot Learning Federation, a Multi Academy [...]
A Recovery Curriculum Part 9: Amanda Mordey OBE (SMILE – A Well Being Approach)
[Originally posted on Evidence for Learning 17 June 2020] In this episode we have a presentation and talk from Amanda Mordey, OBE. Three years ago, Forest Oak School, [...]
A Recovery Curriculum Part 8: Dr Tina Rae
[Originally posted on Evidence for Learning 12 June 2020] In this episode the eminent Child and Educational Psychologist, Dr Tina Rae, explores how we can resource a Recovery Curriculum. [...]
A Recovery Curriculum Part 7: Sharon Gray OBE (Embark Federation & Wholehearted Learning)
[Originally posted on Evidence for Learning 7 June 2020] In this episode we hear from Sharon Gray, OBE. Sharon has extensive experience in all sectors of education, but especially [...]
A Recovery Curriculum Part 6: Beverley Cockbill
[Originally posted on Evidence for Learning 5 June 2020] In this episode Professor Barry Carpenter interviews Beverley Cockbill, who has extensive experience of children with Complex Needs through her [...]
A Recovery Curriculum Part 5: Martin McKenna (Palmerston School & Foxfield School)
[Originally posted on Evidence for Learning 3 June 2020] We hear from a leader in Special Education, Martin McKenna, currently Deputy Head of Palmerston School in Liverpool, and about [...]
A Recovery Curriculum Part 4: Jason Cook, Ali Erskine & Anne Mason (Whitfield Aspen School)
[Originally posted on Evidence for Learning 2 June 2020] In this episode the leadership and management of the Recovery Curriculum is discussed by the Senior Leadership Team of Whitfield [...]
A Recovery Curriculum Part 3: Vijita Patel & Swiss Cottage School
[Originally posted on Evidence for Learning 31 May 2020] In this episode Vijita Patel considers the strategic implementation of the Recovery Curriculum for her school, Swiss Cottage School, Development [...]
A Recovery Curriculum Part 2: Origins of the 5 losses and levers
[Originally posted on Evidence for Learning 28 May 2020] In this episode we return to the Recovery Curriculum with Matthew Carpenter and Barry Carpenter (Professor of Mental Health in [...]
A Recovery Curriculum: Loss and Life for our children and schools post pandemic.
[Originally posted on Evidence for Learning 23 April 2020] “When will they actually go back to school?” This is the cry from many parents, as we write and there [...]
What to expect from an early years inspection under the new Ofsted Education Inspection Framework
In September 2019 a new framework will come into place and all early years provision registered with Ofsted will be required to meet its expectations. We have captured some specific [...]