The process of engaging with schools and persuading them to consider embracing Fairtrade cotton can be a very challenging and long term one. We need to persevere in contacting Fairtrade-friendly...
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Of course when we tell our families and friends that we need to visit our Fairtrade-licensed factory in Mauritius from time to time to reinforce the business relationship they could...
Koolskools relations with the City of Aberdeen, Scotland’s very first Fairtrade City, are going from strength to strength, and in a quite unique and interesting way! Andy of Koolskools was...
In recognition of its growing commercial and Fairtrade educational relationship with Scottish schools, Fairtrade Campaign Groups and businesses, Koolskools has become a member of the Scottish Fair Trade Forum.
What an inspiring and encouraging environment for Fairtrade education and Fairtrade cotton! That was our conclusion following the latest Koolskools visit to Scotland, on which see our scene-setting August...
[caption id="attachment_5456" align="alignnone" width="1000"] Pamela and Andy at the Fairtrade café/shop in Inverurie[/caption] For the first time in its rapidly growing Fairtrade relationship with Scotland, Koolskools will be visiting the...
Koolskools was delighted to see the Daily Telegraph taking a lead on ethical clothing when they featured our ethical school clothing project in a back-to-school context in an article on...
[caption id="attachment_5445" align="alignleft" width="457"] Mr Peatry Ntdowa, Mrs Catherine Greenaway (back centre) and Mrs Nicky Davies, together with Driffield students, during Mr Ntdowa’s memorable visit to Driffield.[/caption] When we...
Koolskools were delighted to be featured on BBC TV’s “South Today” news programme in April. Koolskools were one of the two companies case studied in a report on the New Forest Business...
[caption id="attachment_5445" align="alignleft" width="457"] Mr Peatry Ntdowa, Mrs Catherine Greenaway (back centre) and Mrs Nicky Davies, together with Driffield students, during Mr Ntdowa’s memorable visit to Driffield.[/caption] When we read...