Our wonderfully colourful printable bunting will help you create a bright and welcoming learning environment in your classroom. With a whole range of patterns and themes, as well as editable options, we're sure to have the right bunting for you! If you’re looking for further bunting resources, we have an expanding collection! Why not try one of the following resources:

This Halloween bunting is perfect if you want a lighter touch to your Halloween decor this year whilst still keeping cool, spooky vibes. You can easily match this bunting up with our gorgeous Halloween flags, especially the orange ones to keep consistency! If you'd like to see a visual of how your bunting would look before you buy, then let us know. Send us an idea of what you would like your bunting on and we'll send you a digital visual. If you need help desiging then call us on 01509 501 180 and our team of in-house Graphic Designers will help you along your bunting journey. Are you interested in seeing how we print our Bunting?Orange is one of my favorite Halloween colors so I had to make some Halloween bunting in orange and white.

A more obvious way and more traditional way of hanging your banner is by using thread, rope, string, or whatever else. Bunting is hanging decoration typically made of fabric. It can come in any shape, but most traditionally triangles attached with string. As well as all of our Halloween banners that you’ll find here, we also have many styles of banners for other celebrations too. You’ll especially love our birthday banner ideas if you’re planning a birthday celebration soon. More Halloween printables for your family to enjoy Music is a big part of the coronation ceremony. Teach your students about the styles of music that we can expect to play as part of King Charles III Coronation with our KS1 Coronation Music Listening Activity. What are some educational resources my children can do on VE Day? Hang the whole alphabet for children to refer to as they learn the letters, or use the letters to spell out your own heading or message!

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To use our flags simply save them to your device and print them. You can use our banner hanging guide below for ideas on how to display your bunting! Why not use this bunting to support your teaching in geography on countries and continents? As a home learning task, children could each be assigned a country to research and the facts they find can be added to the display! First, lay the bunting template down on the paper you'd like to use, and use the pencil to draw around it.Then, cut out the shape.Repeat this step until you have as many sections of bunting as you'd like. To make simple paper bunting, you will need some paper (patterned or plain - your choice!), a pencil, some scissors, string, glue or sellotape, and a bunting template. Cut around the banner but leave the top part of the paper intact (so your banner is longer and there is a white margin).