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Bigjigs Children's Learn To Count Wooden Educational Toy

£17.99
SKU: BJ531
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Your order will arrive within 3 - 5 working days. The delivery charge to standard UK postcodes is £2.99, with free UK delivery on all orders over £50, unless otherwise stated on the product page, or at checkout.
Please note that larger items, including most furniture, may take slightly longer therefore you will be contacted by a specialist 2-man delivery service to arrange a convenient time and day.

This award-winning educational wooden puzzle acts as a fun introduction to mathematics and counting skills.
Match the numbered squares to the dots on the base of the puzzle and then count the brightly coloured discs as they are placed onto their individual pegs.
Helps to develop dexterity and concentration.
Made from high quality, responsibly sourced materials.
Conforms to current European safety standards.
Consists of 45 pieces and 9 numbered tiles.

Standard delivery charge to most UK postcodes is £2.99, with free delivery for orders over £50.

Your order will arrive within 3-5 working days. Unless otherwise stated on the product page.

Please note that larger items, including most furniture, may take slightly longer – you will be contacted by a specialist 2-man delivery service to arrange a convenient time and day.

See, Hear, Respond

In 2020 Barnardo’s worked collaboratively with the Department of Education, to develop the ‘See, Hear, Respond’ programme. The purpose of the programme was to support vulnerable children and families that had been gravely affected by the Covid pandemic, and its associated lockdowns.

Working with a network of local partners, the programme generated over 15,000 referrals from vulnerable children and their families who were suffering from mental health problems, isolation and loneliness, issues with going back to school and parenting difficulties.

 A key objective was to intervene at an early stage, before these problems became exacerbated and caused additional harm, or led to a crisis situation.

Support was delivered by Barnardo’s, and a network of 82 delivery partners, to a total of 43,114 children and young people in the UK; the main groups were children under 5, children with educational needs or disabilities, children at risk of exploitation, children from BAME refugee groups, young carers and children with mental health needs.

A Digital Resource Hub was set up, that supported our key delivery strands of: Providing advice and support online,  face to face interventions and group work, and by working collaboratively with schools and their networks to support the re-integration of children into school. According to the Impact Evaluation Report produced by Cordis Bright, 98% of families said the support was helpful, and that they felt listened to, 7,331 children had reduced isolation and loneliness and 2,263 children became more settled at school.

“This was the best and quickest help we’ve had.” – Caitlin, year 8 student.

 Your Purchase Matters.

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