Everything stays at school, so children don’t carry it
Our classrooms keep each child’s books, notebooks & kits safe in class. Mornings get easier, backs stay healthy, & children arrive ready to learn.
Four simple changes
Being bagless does not mean learning less. It means the classroom does the carrying.
A personal cubby
Every child has a labelled space in class for books, notebooks & stationery.
Shared class sets
Textbooks, art kits & science tools belong to the class & are used together.
Digital notes
Worksheets & class notes are shared online, so families can see them at home.
One light folder
Only a slim folder goes home, with a reading book & any short task for the day.
Heavy bags do more harm than good
A full bag of books, lunch & kit can weigh a big share of a young child’s body weight. Carried every day, that adds up.
- Sore backs & shoulders from carrying weight on one side.
- Rushed, stressful mornings spent packing & checking timetables.
- Forgotten books that leave a child without what they need in class.
Is your child’s bag too heavy?
Enter your child’s weight & the weight of their school bag. We compare it with the 10% guideline.
Most this bag should weigh
What families ask us
Do children still get homework?
Yes, but it is short & light. Most tasks are reading, a small activity or a game to play at home, sent through the class page or the slim folder.
What does my child bring each day?
A water bottle, a snack box & the slim home folder. Books, notebooks & stationery stay in the classroom.
How do we follow our child’s progress?
Log in to the parent portal to see results, reports, teacher remarks & attendance. You can also see finished work at parent meetings & the end-of-term project fair.
Does bagless mean no books?
No. Children read & write every day. The books simply live at school, where they are used.
See a bagless classroom in person
Visit us to see the cubbies, the class sets & a normal day in action.
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