We create, produce and deliver responsible and relevant branded web content for our Primary school website, Squizzes.com on behalf of clients. Squizzes provides free resources to teachers inside a password protected Teacher Zone. Whilst the Pupil Zone can be accessed by children during lesson time or at home. Squizzes resources are used on their own or as part of a wider activity which can include poster displays, printed resources or special events. JazzyMedia send a monthly newsletter and activity specific emails to teachers to keep them updated on new content/resources.

Regular dialogue with our network of schools ensures that we know the sort of communications our schools want to receive. This is then matched with the requirements of our clients which include Government agencies, responsible commercial companies, charities and not for profit organisations.

Just pick up the phone or email us your brief. If we believe that we are the right agency for you then we will create a tailor made communication. We can manage every step of the development process, from creative design through to production. Depending on the nature of the activity we can arrange for you to visit a school and post activity we will provide you with web stats, including unique user numbers.

Our digital clients include The Department for Transport, Department of Health, BeatBullying, Help for Heroes and a variety of book publishers and entertainment brands including Egmont, CITV, Sony Playstation and Paramount Pictures.

We believe that our schools and partners are better placed to communicate the merits of our activities. Here is some feedback we received for Eggs for Soldiers. From a school - "The activities were interesting and the competition first class. The facts were likewise age and interest appropriate - Thank You!" From our partner - "We were extremely happy with the activity which ran incredibly smoothly. We had excellent feedback from schools and lots of entries for our competition which captured the children's imaginations beautifully. It simply couldn't have gone any better."