yolobookA gift for a teacher they will truly remember
Teachers and nursery staff receive plenty of flowers and mugs. An album filled with photos of the entire group from the year gone by is a keepsake they will treasure even when the children are all grown up.
At the end of the school or nursery year, parents put their heads together to decide what to give the teacher, and it usually ends up being flowers and a gift voucher. A photo book of the children from throughout the year is a keepsake the teacher keeps long after the children move up to the next year.
3 reasons to choose a class album
- 1
A gift from the whole class
parents agree on the plan, and one parent puts the album together.
- 2
Every child on their own page
school plays, day trips, nursery birthday parties.
- 3
A keepsake, not just an object
something the teacher will not receive from anyone else.
7 gift ideas for a teacher or nursery teacher
- 1
Whole year album
School plays, day trips, birthdays, and everyday moments, up to 92 photos.
- 2
Premium album with a group photo on the cover
For the end of primary school or the final year of nursery.
- 3
Album with children's drawings
Take photos of children's drawings and messages for the teacher and arrange them in the album, alongside a photo of each child.
- 4
Calendar for the upcoming school year
A different child for each month, for the teacher's desk.
- 5
YoloBox with a photo of each child
60 photos, enough for every child to have their own.
- 6
Mini album for support staff
For the SEN coordinator, speech therapist, or lunchtime supervisor who was there all year round.
- 7
Wall gallery for the classroom
YoloTiles Hexa featuring class photos for the classroom wall.
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How to organise the gift
- 1Create a shared folder in the parents' group chat.
- 2Everyone sends 2 to 3 photos of their child.
- 3One parent puts the album together in the app and places the order.
How parents can organise a gift together
It is easiest if one parent takes charge of the organisation. Create a shared folder in the parents' group chat and give a one-week deadline for everyone to send 2 to 3 photos of their child and, if they wish, a short message or drawing.
Make sure every child is represented equally. That is the first thing the teacher notices, as well as the parents.
If you are splitting the cost, choose a product and divide the amount by the number of children. The album is ordered in the app just like any other, and it arrives at the organising parent's address.
















