End of the school year: time to put the teacher in the spotlight!
The school year is slowly coming to an end, with the southern region kicking things off this year. The days are getting longer, children are counting down the weeks until the summer holidays… and meanwhile, the teacher has once again spent a whole year in the classroom with love, patience, and endless energy. They have dried tears, applied plasters, given compliments, explained math problems (again… and again), settled disputes, and celebrated parties. That deserves a thank you, doesn't it?
A gift from your child or a joint one?
Many parents want to give something at the end of the school year. A plant, a chocolate, or a sweet drawing – these are all lovely gestures, which is why we offer so many thoughtful gifts on our website. This year, we've also added class gifts! We've been putting these together by request for years, but this year we decided to prepare some packages in advance. One large joint gift, in which every child can participate, regardless of whether someone has a large or small budget.
Why a class gift is such a great idea
Firstly: it prevents some children from feeling left out because they cannot give a gift. Contributing together means everyone contributes, in their own way. Perhaps with a few euros, perhaps with a beautiful drawing or a sweet message to include with the gift. Everything counts. And the teacher? They receive a personal, thoughtful package full of appreciation from the entire class. Doesn't that make you happy? And certainly don't forget those proud little faces when giving the gift.
How does it work?
Gather the parents in the class, send a message in the group app, and send an open payment request. With the total amount, you can assemble the package yourself on behalf of the class, or you can choose a pre-assembled class gift, or you can send us a message to have it put together by request.
We're really going to put those teachers in the spotlight this year! Here's to a warm summer holiday – with a big smile on the teacher's face!