5 tips for keeping kids warm and comfy in school as freezing temperatures set for the week
Ways to keep kids warm
As primary and secondary schools prepare to reopen and the cold snap approaches, here are some tips to ensure your kids, big and small, are as warm and comfy as they can be.

This 2-pack of cosy cotton-blend thermal vests from Marks & Spencer will provide some much-needed warmth. Available in sizes 2-3 years all the way up to 15-16 years. Priced from €12.80 to €14 depending on the size. Shop at marksandspencer.com
Dunnes Stores stocks 'base layers' in several colours from €10


The pair of leggings under your tights trick has been employed by many a teenage girl in secondary schools in Ireland during the winter months. These days, going the extra mile with a pair of fleecy leggings might be necessary. This pair from Mountain Warehouse are extra warm and feature IsoTherm heat retention technology. They are also high wicking — meaning you’ll stay dry and comfortable throughout the day. Available in sizes XXS through to 3XL for €11.99. Shop at MountainWarehouse.com

These hand warmers from Decathlon can be kept in skirt or trousers pockets and keep hands toasty for at least 6 hours. €15 for a pack of 30. Shop at decathlon.ieÂ
And Trespass also stocks non-toxic and non-flammable handwarmers.Â

Reduced to €8.40 at Regatta.

Send the kids to school with some tea or soup to help keep them warm and comfortable. These BodyGo Flask’s from Home Store + More are available in a range of colours and retail at €4.99. Shop at
