School Colouring Pages

There are 16 super cute animal colouring pages in this "back to school" collection. Print some of them out to enjoy, whether your child is starting school for the first time or going back to a brand new class this August/September/January.

Our "colour pop" colouring pages are great for children who don't have a huge amount of confidence colouring in, as the background - which can be intimidating - is done for them!

Our cute little bookworms are skateboarding to school, carrying their packed lunch, learning their numbers and letters, playing with bricks - and being the teacher! Younger kids will enjoy colouring in these bookworm characters, I'm sure.

This delightful backpack colouring page is an ideal activity for settling the kids back at school or as a fun colouring exercise for new school starters on their first day.

Is there a bus driver like this on your school bus, or perhaps the bus you take to town? Print this fun bus driver colouring page and colour his uniform and hat in just right! Just click the link below for the printable version.

Sitting on the carpet to share a story or a song is an important part of early schooling. Children can have fun making the carpet as colourful as they like on our carpet colouring page.

This looks like a fun experiment! Our chemistry themed colouring page is ideal for kids who love science and experiments.

It looks like these kids have some reading to do! Colour them in - and maybe write the names of your favourite books on the spines too?

This clock colouring page is great for a back to school activity, and could also be used when learning about telling the time? 

Here's a fun picture of a box of crayons for the kids to colour in, maybe as a back to school activity? Which colour crayons will they choose?

This school desk colouring pages comes in a choice of 2 versions one with a label and one without.

It's back to school time! Here's a fun colouring page featuring scissors and glue for the kids to colour in.

Each of these pdf files contains a set of colouring pages that take children around the classroom and includes: a book, a carpet, a chair, a door, computer, crayons, a desk, paints, a pencil, a teacher, toys and a window. One set includes the words on the page for reading practice, too.

Here's a cheerful librarian colouring page for young children.  I'm sure she won't tell you to 'shh!'

You don't have to guess where these children are coming from - the library! They each have a good stack of books to read which will keep them busy for a while, as we hope this colouring page will do for your children!

All over Britain, Lollipop men and ladies help children cross the road to and from school. Here's a delightful colouring page of a Lollilop crossing.

Print and colour this lovely picture of a cheerful lunch lady - always a welcome site during the school day! Click the link below for the printable version.

What colour paints will your children colour? Our paints colouring page is one of a series of classroom vocabulary colouring pages.

This set of 6 colouring pages showing boys, girls, a man and a woman wearing masks has been designed as a jumping off point for discussions about what people look like wearing masks, why they would be wearing them, how it doesn't change the person underneath and so on.

Remind children of this simple school rule with this fun printable colouring page. Also available as School Rules Colouring Posters and Put up your hand story paper.

These school bookmarks are fun for kids to colour in and a great way to start a new term or school year.

Our schoolboy maths facts colouring pages will have children solving sums without even noticing. Solve the sums and colour the picture by numbers.

Here's a simple outline school bus colouring page to print and colour in. Just click the link below for the printable version.

Here's a simple colouring page for younger children showing a traditional Victorian school house - the sort that still holds many primary schools around the country. Click the link below for the printable version.

We've got four lovely, detailed, doodly school bookmarks for the kids to colour in - perfect for getting in the mood for back to school, or perhaps as an activity for those who finish early?

This school girl maths facts colouring page would make a perfect back to school activity, but it's fun to do any time of the year! Children need to complete some simple sums (choose from 5 varieties below) and follow the key to colour in the picture.

Here's an American-style school house colouring page for younger children to print and enjoy, complete with bell to announce the end of the school day! Click the link below for the printable version.

Lunch is always a very important part of the school day, for children and teachers alike! Here's a fun school lunch colouring page to print and enjoy. There's lots of healthy food in these packed lunches...

This fun colouring page is great for the last day of term. I suspect a few teachers might like to get out the pens and enjoy this one too.

This colouring page shows a teacher sitting at her desk, surrounded by her children's paintings, cards and a lovely bunch of flowers. It's perfect for Teacher Appreciation Day or perhaps the end of term or the school year.

Here's a fun printable teacher colouring page for younger children featuring an elegant female teacher. Just click the link below to download our printable version.

Print and colour in this fun colouring page of a male teacher with simple outlines for younger children.

The fifth of our teacher colouring pages features a smartly dressed lady teacher.

Here's a lovely colouring page of a peaceful story time scene in the classroom. There's lots of detail to make it interesting to colour in.

We thought it would be fun to make a colouring page that reminded children that it's time to visit the library - so here it is! We have a poster, too.

Forming a patient "crocodile" is so much a part of school life, and this colouring page of school children waiting in line captures it very well!

Here's a colouring page of a group of children walking to school in the morning. If you are lucky enough to live close enough to school to walk, it is by far the nicest way to get there, especially if you can join up with friends along the way!