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21 Days On Approval Guidelines for Schools

What Does "21 Days On Approval" Mean?

You have 21 days from the date of the software invoice to trial the EdAlive title(s) with your school community. If you need more time just give us a call. Contact Details

Payment

Once you have decided to keep the software, please ensure that your account is settled ASAP.

No Freight Charges

Should you wish to return the goods, forward freight will not be charged; you will have no outstanding freight charges to meet.

Returning The Goods If They Are Not Needed

Simply call our office for a Returns Authorisation Number (RA Number) and post the goods back to us. Contact Details

NB: Any special offers under which software and/or licences were offered are unlikely to be repeated, so returning the goods will mean that you will need to pay full price were you to order them again in the future.

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What people are saying about EdAlive products

'Both the children and parents loved the Numbers Up! programs. We’ve had nothing but positive feedback. Well done.'
– Frank Naarstig, Primary Teacher

'Baggin' the Dragon is such a valuable resource:
> easy to follow rules and effective layout
> challenging to students
> maths questions are relevant and easy to read
> good visual clues
> decision making (eg direction/gadget purchases)
> players have a budget to manage
> visually appealing for boys and girls
> students can view their overall performance stats
> ability to save the game and revisit it at another point in time.'
– Ann Smith, Teacher/Librarian

'I'm thrilled with Ultimate Maths Invaders and wanted to let you know how much we appreciate having access to such a quality product. I'm looking forward to using it in my classroom and spreading the word among my colleagues. Keep up the great work!'
– Karen Bennett, Teacher & Computer Co-ordinator, Turramurra North Primary School

'Great concept, superior graphics, easy to use with very helpful buttons and pathways. Even better are the Syllabus links. Should appeal to all kids."'
– Barry Squire, Maths in Education lecturer (retired), NSW, Australia.