Display Developments Launches New Range of School Curriculum Evidence Boards
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Press Release Pricing | News by Category | News by Country | News by US Region | Recent News | PR.com News on Your Site Press Releases Display Developments Press Release Receive press releases from Display Developments: By Email RSS Feeds: Display Developments Launches New Range of School Curriculum Evidence Boards Erith, United Kingdom, March 08, 2013 --( Display Developments new School Curriculum Evidence Boards are designed to create a neat and clear display for schools evidence of OFSTED Curriculum Areas of Learning; they are designed for use in corridors and classrooms, with a choice of four colours and acrylic pockets with an easy-change facility.The new range of school curriculum evidence boards were created when Our Ladys Bishop Eton Primary School, based in Merseyside, approached Display Developments with a request to help them display their evidence of OFSTEDs seven areas of learning, which are: communication and language; physical development; personal, social and emotional development; literacy; mathematics; understanding the world; expressive arts and design.Debbie Bostock, Headteacher of Our Ladys Bishop Eton Primary School, said: "We have found these boards to be an excellent means of displaying our curriculum work and subject evidence.Contact: Malcolm Chester Display Developments Trim House Church Manorway Erith, Kent, UK Zip: DA8 1EX Tel: 0808 1682372 Email: MalcolmChester@displaydevelopments.co.uk Erith, United Kingdom, March 08, 2013 --( PR.com )-- Display Developments, specialists in point-of-sale and promotional products including brochure holders, acrylic cases and display cabinets, has launched a new range of School Curriculum Evidence Boards.Display Developments new School Curriculum Evidence Boards are designed to create a neat and clear display for schools evidence of OFSTED Curriculum Areas of Learning; they are designed for use in corridors and classrooms, with a choice of four colours and acrylic pockets with an easy-change facility.While the standard layout includes a choice of four colours and 14 A4 pockets, other options are available upon request.The new range of school curriculum evidence boards were created when Our Ladys Bishop Eton Primary School, based in Merseyside, approached Display Developments with a request to help them display their evidence of OFSTEDs seven areas of learning, which are: communication and language; physical development; personal, social and emotional development; literacy; mathematics; understanding the world; expressive arts and design.Debbie Bostock, Headteacher of Our Ladys Bishop Eton Primary School, said: "We have found these boards to be an excellent means of displaying our curriculum work and subject evidence.