First Day of School Big Banner with changeable School Years
Personalised First Day of School Banner with Interchangeable School Year Plaques
Celebrate every first day of school with a personalised handmade banner that’s designed to grow with your child. Featuring a colourful school-themed design and interchangeable school year plaques, this keepsake banner can be updated year after year, making it the perfect addition to your child’s school journey from Reception through to Year 6.
Personalised with your child’s name, each banner comes with a set of interchangeable school year plaques. Simply swap the plaque each September to display your child’s new school year, creating a wonderful tradition and capturing those special first day memories year after year.
Decorated with cheerful school-themed illustrations including pencils, apples, stars, a rainbow, sunshine and globes, this banner provides the perfect backdrop for those all-important back-to-school photographs.
Lovingly handmade to order, every banner is created especially for your child and designed to be treasured throughout their primary school years.
Personalisation
Please leave the following details in the personalisation box:
- Child’s name
- Starting school year (e.g. Reception)
- Any colour preferences (if you’d like something different)
Features
- Handmade to order
- Personalised with your child’s name
- Includes interchangeable school year plaques
- Simply swap the plaque each year as your child moves through primary school
- Designed to be used from Reception through to Year 6
- Ribbon ties for easy hanging
- Perfect for first day of school photos and creating lasting memories
Create a special tradition and capture every milestone of your child’s primary school adventure with a personalised banner you’ll look forward to bringing out each September. A beautiful keepsake to treasure for years to come. 🌈📚✏️
Please note that I use many different fabrics, each picture will differ slightly from the one shown, and fabric colours may vary. Also, please note that a sewing machine is used to give a ‘hand written’ quality and is not done on a computerised machine.