Hearing from customers about the way Nooks are helping to redefine spaces and behaviours is always special. When that feedback is from those in the education sector it’s especially heart-warming.
Nook is a long-term asset for schools and universities, helping them to make more of their space while better catering to neurodiversity and enhancing engagement between staff and pupils.
Is Edinburgh the coolest place to go to school? These pictures suggest so.
St John’s Primary School, Edinburgh, currently has two Nooks within its beautifully designed breakout space.
The aim of the design was to bring the outside in, with the green colourway echoing the palette of nature. Staff at the school say that their little learners really love the Nooks – to the extent that it causes regular competition over who gets the best seats.
There’s also a lot of love being shown for Nook across the city at Boroughmuir High School, Edinburgh. Here, a village of Nooks has been created around a tree in the school atrium café area.
Pupils are left to customise the area – an effortless process thanks to Nook’s smooth wheel castors. The atrium is now so popular that the amount spent in the café in one day exceeded what had previously been spent in a week.
The schools says that its Nooks have created an inclusive dining space that provides a safe space for learners on the autistic spectrum to enable them to cope with the noise and activity in this part of the building.
It’s fantastic to hear that the Nooks are constantly in use for both learning and socialising across all age groups.
If you think Nook can help to transform your environment, please do get in touch below.
Here’s a few more photos from Edinburgh and a few other schools as well.
Nook as a resource for education staff
Nook used as a respite for Education staff
