Rivertree Free SchoolMotion-based game: Leap Frog Leap Move
Why they need this
Ideal for building young people's physical and motor skills, great for exercise and following instructions. Will be fantastic in the classroom as an interactive way to get moving.
- Quantity still needed
- 3
- Price each
- £50.99
- Needed
- One-off / per term
- Category
- Other
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Technology (laptops, tablets, phones), Household appliances (fridges, washing machines), Furniture (desks, chairs, beds), Flooring (carpets, rugs, vinyl)
£200 excluding VAT is £240 including VAT at 20%; other eligibility conditions apply
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£100 excluding VAT is £120 including VAT at 20%; other eligibility conditions apply
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