PR – GIFTED
Belle hasn’t started ‘big girl school’ just yet, but she does go to our beloved childminder three days a week. So although she doesn’t require a pencil case, uniform and all the other school essentials (she’s only 2 and a half guys), she does require a pretty lunch bag to take with her.
So we’ve transitioned from a colourful CBeebies Hey Dougie! bag to a beautiful ‘big girl’ lunch box from SMASH.
SMASH prides themselves on offering a large array of innovative products which aim to make everyday life easier – creating fashionable, functional and affordable products which are BPA-free, non-toxic and food-safe. They have introduced a fantastic range of lunch boxes and bottles with gorgeous designs, guaranteed to be loved by kids and grown-ups alike! Exclusive range available in Asda available now – Love Heart Reversible Sequin Lunch Bag £7.00 – https://groceries.asda.com/product/kids-lunchbags-bottles/smash-new-heart-bag-bottle/1000038368681
We were very kindly sent the Love Heart Reversible Sequin Case & Bottle Lunch Bag, and I thought it would be hard saying bye to Dougie for Belle, but she has become obsessed with the sequin heart now – PHEW.
So we are giving one lucky BIG GIRL the chance to win a SMASH love heart lunch bag for their return to school:
a Rafflecopter giveawayTerms and conditions:
UK residents eligible only.
There will only be one winner chosen, and they have 72 hours to claim their prize once emailed.
The prize is NOT exchangeable for money, vouchers or another prize.
The competition will close on Wednesday 30th September 2020 – GOOD LUCK.
Yes I am worried about the kids going back to school and a virus second wave.
Yes I’m worried about a 2nd wave
no not at all time to get back to some normality
No, I think they need to go back
Yes I am a little
Yes I am a bit worried about their return
I don’t feel worried x
Yes as we are older gaurdians, so have to be careful
nope its time we went back to some normality
Partly yes but it’s good that they will be getting back into a routine and learning again
I do have a few worries as the school hasn’t really shown us any Covid improvements, but they could definitely use some education right now
I am a little nervous about how well the kids will adapt x
I know they need to go back as it’s been so long and so important. I do get anxious about settling back into routines and new ways of doing things but I’m sure once the first week is done things will be fine!
Yes, I am a bit, especially going back to Secondary School with so many.
Not worried at all…can’t wait for them to go back & have our routine of work and school restored!
Yes I am, myself and eldest have respiratory illnesses and were shielding before
It is little worrying but they need to be at school. My grandaughter is really looking forward to seeing all her little friends again.
Yes and no has they need to learn but also a tiny bit worried
I’m not worried at all it’s about time! Xx
No, not at all, i have been more worried about her being off school
I am a little worried but happy for them to return.
The school return has been meticulously planned : still a little apprehensive
My granddaughter is starting nursery I am a bit nervous about how she will cope with all the rules but also excited for her.
A little, but I’m sure all precautions are being taken care of xx
Im excited for the children to return to normal but I am worried about seeing grandparents again.
no it has to be done —
Yes my daughter is not looking forward to it
I am very worried about them staying safe!
Yes, there is no social distancing at school(parents seem to be the worst culprits!) Worried it will spread quickly.
My daughter isn’t worried about them returning to school and the kids are so excited
My sister and brother-in law are both teachers and are not at all worried about sending their son back to school.
Yes but I feel you have to send them back.
l am to be honest, l know a lots been done to safeguard the children but this virus is sneaky it gets everwhere
Yes, there’s no social distancing and 30 children in the class
I think they need to go back, so no
I am really concerned for Teachers and pupils and we all know a second wave and Lockdown is coming
I panic every day my daughter is at school now, her school have been AMAZING though, but its natural to worry i think
Yes and no! I am worried about them going back but think it does them good to be in school, but I am also worried that a second wave is coming!
They need to go back to school.
No, they need to continue their education and socialise with friends, plus we are very happy with the measures in place at school
Always worry but reasonable steps have been taken to keep everyone safe.
Always worried… Just don’t know what to do for the best…
My daughter was worried with hers going back but all seems well apart from having to get three children into school at allocated time slots before the doors shut
No. I think they need a bit of structure and normality.
The children need structure & safety combined & I’m sure schools are as nervous as the parents
I am quite worried x
Yes, to the point of researching education otherwise – a group who home school – but, I am just the Grandparent, so it is not up too me, really x
A little worried
Im terrified already there has been cases in my sons school. He has autism and hates washing and will not do it without supervision. They require frequent use of hand sanitiser which sends him off the deep end because of the smell and feel. He gets the bus to school with living in a small village and he will rest his head on window or bars in front to feel the vibrations and he will lose himself in the moment and mouth or lick the windows or bars. I have a 7wk old at home and worried he will bring it back and her get very sick.
I’m trying not to worry ,my children’s school is so good and I know that they are doing everything to keep them safe
It’s a little worrying sending my little girl back to school every day but she enjoys it and the school is doing all they can to make it as safe as possible x
A little worried. Not for the kids themselves, but for their parents and grandparents that would suffer more if they got sick. I trust the schools though to do what they can to keep everyone safe
The little people in my family were very happy to go back to school i think they are all doing a great job keeping everyone as safe as possible
Yes a little bit but they have been off far to long in my opinion
No I haven’t been worried at all, I was more worried about them not going back!
Yes, very much so
I’m not worried as precautions are in place, I’m glad my daughter is getting back into a routine and seeing her friends as was more worried for her mental health
No I have instilled in my children how important it is to wash and sanitise their hands
Not worried my kids went throughout as I’m a keyworker