Big Books comprise five sets of large-format materials aimed mainly at primary schools but with teaching implications across a wider age and ability range, according to PEF.
The launch is the culmination of over two years work, which has been supported by the DTI. A number of big-name industry sponsors have also backed the initiative including: Polestar; Robert Horne; Heidelberg; Bovince; Metloc and the BPIF.
Additional products from the recruitment project including careers material, display stands, and web and CD-ROM support will also be unveiled.
More information will be posted at www.printweek.com when it becomes available.
Story by Lauretta Roberts
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