Sky Badger Schools
School Awards
Here your school or community group can take part in a pioneering project to change the way school children think about disability.
The Sky Badger Schools Awards include a series of lessons and games specially designed to help your pupils develop empathy, rather than sympathy, for children with disabilities, illness, and special educational needs.
Our fun classroom activities will build your pupils’ confidence and understanding, reduce bullying and raise attainment levels for students with disabilities and special educational needs and siblings who are acting as young carers.
The activities are designed for 4-11 year olds and range in duration from 30 minutes to whole-day events. And afterwards, your school’s efforts will be rewarded with a Bronze, Silver or Gold Sky Badger Awards certificate. The more lessons and games you complete, the bigger the award.
School Awards Competition
Thank you all for entering Sky Badger's Bakingmad competition. The competition has now closed but you can click the link below to see the winning entries.
The challenge was to bake a delicious allergy-friendly cake or treat suitable for a birthday party. The winning recipes will also be published on BakingMad.com. Sky Badger’s Baking Mad competition had entries from all corners of the UK and the standard of entries was really high. Out of 3,800 interested children, 191 applications packs were downloaded and the winners were chosen from the 24 entries that reached the shortlist.
Click here to see the winning entries...
Postcards For Bookbags
Sky Badger has designed this postcard for schools to give out to children, their families and professionals. It signposts all the help and adventure available to them. Please let us know if you would like us to send you postcards about Sky Badger that you can put in bookbags. Email the Sky Badger Team with your name, school, address and number required.
Sky Badger's ehelpdesk
Looking for specific information to help a student? Sky Badger is happy to help if you need any information about supporting disabled or life-limited children and their siblings. Contact us on [email protected]
