School Reward Wristbands

A sticker comes off in a coat pocket. A wristband is still on at teatime, which is when the achievement actually gets talked about, and that is most of the value of a reward band.

Cheap enough to hand out weekly, bright enough to notice, and printed with whatever you reward: reading, kindness, effort, attendance.

Making it worth wearing

The reward works because the child is asked about it at home, so the band has to be readable by an adult across a kitchen. Short, bold wording beats a crowded design: one line naming the achievement and the school name underneath is usually enough. Bright band colours get worn; white ones get picked off.

One design or several

Some schools order a single band and write the reason on it by hand, which is cheapest. Others order one design per value they reward, in a different band colour each, so a child collects them across a term. Both work at this price; the second gives staff something to hand out without writing anything.

Ordering

From 50 bands in batches of 10. See the Tyvek band for colours and school wristbands for the rest of the range.