Ocean Mats Doormat and Runner Various Designs Eco Friendly Machine Washable Doormat (Pheasant, 64x83cm)

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We are passionate about preserving our marine environment and have teamed up with Healthy Seas. We donate a percentage of the sales from every Ocean Mat doormat to support the work they do in rescuing ghost fishing nets and plastics found in our seas. To find out more about the amazing work they do visit Welcome to Healthy Seas A great aid for independent writing - why not laminate for re-use? Also available in cursive and precursive. Children can add to this to their word mat collection as they learn new words for topics like Under the Sea. Our staff are highly valued and respected. They are listened to and consulted. After all, they are one of the company's most valued assets.

This Under the Sea Word Mat is perfect for World Oceans Day or any sealife lessons. A colourful word mat containing key vocabulary for the Under the Sea topic with aquatic creatures and a few manmade items you will find. In our pursuit to reduce waste and protect our limited resources, we developed Ocean Mats, a range of hard-wearing, washable doormats. When we launched Oceanmats alongside our established Cotswoldrope handmade rope basket and outdoor mat business, we did so after identifying a need for a British made eco friendly, sustainable recycled doormat product that doesn't require tumble drying, is long-lasting and can be washed at 30 degrees. There are of course many mats available from a variety of sources. Not all are made in the UK though. Our recycled, washable doormats mats are made by the UK's leading doormat manufacturer who are the only UK authorised manufacturer of ECONYL® based domestic doormats. There are others who will import product but we believe in keeping everything we do within the UK. We do not use cotton, even recycled cotton, as this uses bleaches and gallons of water to make it a viable product. Around 20,000 litres of water is required to produce a single cotton T-shirt! Society and the industry is moving away such unsustainable materials. Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve is located in the district of Bimini in the Bahamas, around 20 miles south of the Bimini islands. Although it is part of the Bahamas, Ocean Cay is actually much closer to Miami than it is to Grand Bahamas, Nassau and the other Bahamas islands. Mark, my husband had a very successful career in IT for the oil industry for 30 years building, supporting and maintaining large scale computing facilities across EAME and USA in the offshore seismic data processing sector.Our sister brand Cotswold Rope uses traditional techniques and UK sourced materials to produce baskets, fruit bowls, trays and rope doormats. The baskets look great filled with plants and are equally useful for all types of storage. Available in four sizes and seven colours, there is something for all colour schemes and uses.

There are some cruise lines that own private islands that offer itineraries only sailing to that destination – for those, you don’t need your passport at all for the entire cruise. A birth certificate will suffice. I have worked in the textile industry for over 30 years, after gaining an HND in Fashion Design. I began my career in the fashion industry with Courtaulds then moving into interiors, specifically, floor coverings. I joined James Turtle at The Turtle Mat Company in 2002 after gaining a masters degree in Design Studies. I worked on various projects including designing and launching their range of Cotton Turtle mat design mats which have gone on to great success building the company into a multi million pound concern. Following the sale of Turtle Mat to a large American corporate I moved on and have now joined Atlantic Mats. Children will really enjoy learning about some of the wildlife they might encounter when visiting the beach, and about the weird and wonderful animals that live Under the Sea.The book is also accompanied by a wide range of resources about sea animals, encompassing a variety of topics such as counting, vocabulary, fine motor skills and more. Take a look at these: These under the sea modelling dough mats are a brilliant resource to use in a lesson about life under the sea. Children can learn about all the different kinds of creatures that make their homes beneath the water. In fact, why not use the 'Let's Explore Under the Sea!' eBook as a hook for this topic? Perfect for EYFS, this book introduces children to the names of sea animals and what they look like through colourful illustrations and short captions.