New school year – new challenges – a comfortable space for students

Starting a new school year is an exciting time for a child. Finally, they will see their friends who have been traveling all summer, boast about their adventures, and give souvenirs from their trips to their friends. It's also a source of pride, because every student thinks, "I'm ALREADY in third grade!". To make learning in the new semester comfortable for the child, it's worth taking care of adapting their own space, i.e., the children's room. What should be in it?

The home stretch of preparations for the upcoming school year

Although the holidays last until August 31st, in practice, by mid-month, parents and children are already thinking about what awaits them in September. It's better not to leave the purchase of new textbooks, notebooks, or drawing supplies until the last minute. Plus, sports shoes and PE kit, school readings, or items needed for extracurricular activities – all of this must have its place in the student's room. One of the best ways to store a variety of things are classic, tall shelves. At Bellamy, you'll find many options to choose from, including, for example, the Toteme Botanic bookcase Toteme Botanic equipped with 5 shelves and a spacious drawer, where books, toys, and children's trinkets can easily fit.

Most important things always at hand

To ensure your child can put away their PE bag, hoodie, headphones, or backpack in one place when they return from school, you can create a dedicated space for this in their room. The So Sixty wall shelf is a structure that includes a rail (e.g., for hanging clothes), 3 hooks, and 3 shelves of different lengths, one of which has a safety rail to secure items. This will keep the hallway tidy and ensure the child's belongings always have their place.

Comfortable space for learning and doing homework

Reading books, solving mathematical equations, creating imaginative drawings, completing English or German exercises, writing essays, or doing other homework is most comfortable at a desk. The appropriate chair and desk height, adjusted to the child's growth, can protect the spine from degeneration. However, young children often have difficulty concentrating when various sounds emanate from all sides, e.g., from behind a wall (siblings watching TV, grandparents visiting parents, etc.). Our answer to these challenges is the innovative Lumi desk, which not only allows storing small items in spacious drawers but is also equipped with a sound-absorbing panel that doubles as a pinboard for notes. The panel absorbs and dampens sounds, reducing distracting stimuli that divert the child's attention from learning.

Check out what other furniture for preschoolers or elementary school students you can find in the Bellamy offer and make sure to create a space that is conducive to rest and learning for them.