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The longer a product lasts, the less often we need to replace it. That means fewer materials are used, less waste is created, and the investment delivers value for longer. For schools, this is particularly relevant. Busy environments, heavy footfall, and constantly changing displays can mean that traditional solutions need regular refreshing, replacing or repainting.
Dorothy Barley Infant School won this year’s Inspiring Libraries Competition. The random prize draw included books, furniture and literacy Wall Art – all worth £20,000. Promote Your School donated the prize as part of our annual Inspiring Libraries competition.
We attended the launch of Our Lady & St Joseph Primary School Wall Art project.
Summer 2026 was busy! And now we’re delighted to share a sneak peek into what we’ve been working on throughout the summer holidays.
The National Year of Reading 2026 is a UK-wide campaign designed to help more people rediscover the joy of reading. And, we’re delighted to have partnered with the National Literacy Trust to support this important initiative.
Promote Your School is delighted to announce that we have partnered with Young Minds to support this year’s Hello Yellow campaign.
Many schools are turning to Wall Art as a route to maximise their school budgets. Wall Art is a sound investment that can help schools improve operational efficiency, whilst delivering high quality education to pupils.
Promote Your School is a proud sponsor of the COBIS Art Competition 2026-27. This year’s theme is “If walls could speak”. And, as a creative design agency that specialises in Wall Art, this theme is closely aligned to our core offering. The Competition invites students from across the global network to unleash their creativity and share unique perspectives.
We'll visit your school to understand your goals, explain our process and provide you with a no-obligation quote.
BBC 500 Words Competition returns this Autumn!.
Scargill Infant School has won BookTrust’s Pyjamarama 2026 random prize draw!.
These Creative Summer Holiday Activities will spark imagination and fuel creativity in all ages.
The relationship between humans and nature is no longer just philosophical.
We’ve partnered with The Reading Agency and North Somserset Libraries to offer all schools in the region the chance to win a bespoke designed and printed, literacy Wall Art project.
The NSPCC Number Day Wall Art winning case study is here!.
Our Lady and St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School in Lymington has won a bespoke designed and printed literacy Wall Art project!
Schools today are complex, dynamic environments. And children move through a wide range of emotional, sensory, and cognitive states each day. That’s why a single visual style can never meet every learner’s needs. Instead, schools benefit from visually intelligent environments. These use purposeful Wall Art to create different spaces for different purposes.
We’re delighted to announce the BBC 500 Words 2025 Wall Art winner! Rosie Clarke submitted a story to the BBC 500 Words 2025 competition and her story was chosen as part of a random Wall Art prize draw. This means Rosie won a bespoke, literacy Wall Art project for her school; Mytham Primary School in Little Lever, Bolton.
This is the fourth year in a row that we’ve directly supported the Reading Challenge. We are proud to partner with The Reading Agency on this fantastic initiative that encourages children to keep reading, for pleasure, throughout the summer holidays.
Updated on 3rd July 2026 Trying to choose school wallpaper to brighten up your learning environment? You may think that DIY wallpaper for schools is the most affordable option.
For a second consecutive year, Promote Your School scooped the award in the Indoor & Outdoor Furniture or Equipment category. We’re delighted to be recognised for the quality of our products and service.
We’ve created this video to showcase Wall Art latest trends for the academic year to date. These trends are based on real Wall Art projects we’ve completed recently.
Every school that registers for Pyjamarama 2026, will be entered into a random prize draw. BookTrust will select a school from the list and they will win a bespoke literacy Wall Art project, designed by us!
Looking for school decoration ideas to transform your learning environment? This post outlines creative school decoration ideas, from themed corridors and motivational murals to interactive bulletin boards and flexible learning zones, to enhance student engagement and foster a sense of community.
We’ve partnered with the National Literacy Trust to support their 2026 Year of Reading; Go All In campaign.
I recently had the privilege of attending the BBC 500 Words Final at Windsor Castle. And it was an unforgettable celebration of children’s storytelling and creativity.
Across the UAE and wider Middle East, many schools have found themselves navigating an unexpected pause. With routines shifting and students learning from home, there is a natural sense of uncertainty for school leaders, teachers, parents and students alike.
Creating an inclusive learning environment isn’t just about policy; it’s about visibility, clarity, and accessibility. That’s why we’ve partnered with Widgit, creators of Widgit Symbols. So we can help schools transform their spaces with purposeful, inclusive Wall Art.
Some of the most powerful learning happens beyond the classroom. At Repton School Dubai, everyday corridor spaces were seen as an opportunity to extend learning, embedding curiosity and ideas into daily school life.
Every child deserves to feel comfortable walking through their school doors. For pupils with SEND, the environment around them can have just as much impact as the teaching itself. Lighting, noise, layout, colour and visual clarity all influence how safe, regulated and confident a child feels during the day.
We’ll visit your school to understand your goals, explain our process and provide you with a no-obligation quote.
