Buzz SCHOOL MIRRORS - A6 Size - Set of 10 - PLASTIC - 15cm x 10cm

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Sharp edges and corners of acrylic playroom mirrors can also be rounded to avert any potential accidents. This includes T-Shaped, L-Shaped, Triangle, Semi-Circle, Circle, and Oval-shaped acrylic – so you have plenty of choice. Ideal applications are dance studios, gymnasiums, health clubs, home gyms, schools, colleges and univeristies. Promote Self-Awareness: Mirrors provide real-time visual feedback, helping students evaluate their behaviour and practise self-improvement techniques.

Therefore, if you’re yet to design your playroom area – it’s worth factoring in the space to include a child safe mirror or two (depending on how much space you have to begin with).Acrylic sheet mirrors are an ideal alternative to glass that offers the same clear reflection but is more lightweight and flexible allowing them to be easily fitted. They serve several educational purposes, promoting self-awareness, boosting student participation, and more. Special Education: Classroom mirrors can aid in the development of motor skills, improve spatial awareness, and promote social-emotional learning among students with special needs. At Seated Furniture Online we understand that products like school mirrors can experience a lot of wear and tear, we’ve ensured our mirrors are scratch resistant to combat this. Our acrylic mirrors are available in either 3mm or 6mm thick and can be supplied with an optional scratch resistant coating to improve abrasion resistance and extend product life.

If you need help with picking the right set of school mirrors to further improve your existing nursery furniture, do not hesitate to get in touch with us today! Therapy Rooms: Therapists can use mirrors to help students understand their emotions and reactions better. Improve your current Seated Furniture storage with our extensive range of mirror accessories to compliment your existing nursery furniture from laptop and tablet charging units to coat stands and art drying racks.Featuring a colourful aluminum frame, the triple unbreakable mirror has three clear methacrylate mirrors. Acrylic mirror weighs approximately half that of an equivalent pane of glass and is a lightweight, reflective sheet material to enhance the look reliant on safety.

We have a great team of friendly professionals who would be delighted to assist you with any questions you may have. Classroom mirrors serve several educational purposes, including promoting self-awareness, boosting student participation, and aiding in special education settings.Please select ‘Upload’ and then the number of external and internal cutouts you require, you will then be able to upload your image. We manufacture bespoke solutions so should you see something that is similar or have an idea in mind please contact the sales team who will be happy to help. Or why not choose from one of our fantastic bundles we have on offer, like our dressing up trolley and free-standing mirror bundle. We offer a 30-day credit facility for educational and government departments as well as established companies. Browse through our extensive range of school mirrors and find a perfect pick for your school or nursery space.

Encourage Participation: Seeing oneself in a mirror can make students feel more accountable and engaged in class activities, leading to improved participation and learning outcomes. An assortment of double-sided plastic mirrors in 3 different sizes for use in science experiments with light, maths shape and symmetry work, creative art and craft projects.Young children especially respond positively to seeing their own reflection, as it can stimulate curiosity and focus – which is good for improving interactivity and building self-awareness. Pupils should explore what happens when light reflects off a mirror or other reflective surfaces, including playing mirror games to help them to answer questions about how light behaves. Mirrors can offer endless hours of fun for young children and can be used as part of PSHE activities to encourage them to learn about themselves and how their facial expressions relate to the emotions they’re feeling.