When to replace school signage isn't always obvious, but knowing the signs can save schools time, money, and compliance headaches. School signage plays an important role in keeping campuses safe, clear and easy to navigate for students, staff and visitors. From wayfinding and safety signs...
Clear communication is something every school works hard to get right. Between students, parents, staff, and visitors, there’s always information that needs to be shared clearly and at the right time. Newsletters, emails, PA announcements, and noticeboards all play a role, but they don’t always...
A LED sign is one of the most valuable communication tools for your school, church, club or business. It’s out there rain, hail, or heatwave, delivering updates, sharing achievements, and helping the whole community feel connected. With that much visibility (and that much weather exposure),...
Planning your school signage budget doesn't have to be complicated. Whether you're upgrading faded entrance signs, adding LED safety signage, or installing digital message boards, understanding how to allocate your school signage budget wisely can make a significant difference to your school community. In this guide,...
School Signs are specialists in SWPBS signage including experts in producing digital and traditional wayfinding signage for schools. We have worked with thousands of schools in NSW and Queensland to deliver signage packages that support school behaviour management programs....
The two most influential roles in a child's educational journey are parents and teachers. When these two parties work together and school communication is strong, they can better support a student's learning both in the classroom and at home. While printed newsletters and permission slips may have stood the...
Between National Anthem debates and proposals to move the Australia Day date, 2018 has seen Australians pondering their attitudes towards the way we celebrate our national identity. Regardless of where you stand on these topics, there's one thing Signpac believes all Aussie schools can agree...
International Day of Peace, or "Peace Day", was established in 1981 by the United Nations and is celebrated every year on September 21st. It provides a globally observed date for all of humanity to commit to peace in spite of difference and work together for a more unified, tolerant...
Welcome gifts for teachers, awards to commemorate long service, rewards for excellent performance and birthday presents ...
It's hard to look at, hard to hear, and even harder to experience first-hand...