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Today we dropped off 7 trial EIGER classroom standing desks at Brudenell Primary School in Leeds (UK).
Brudenell Primary is a forward thinking school that is part of Active School Leeds and are keen to improve both classroom performance and well-being.
Jo Davies is the Co-Headteacher who will be monitoring the children over the next 2 weeks.
Another step to making the UK one of the leading pioneers of active learning classrooms.
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