Education Templates

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Download free education PowerPoint templates. Our designers have developed small presentation toolkits for you to use in your own education PowerPoint presentations.

These templates are suitable for use by schools, universities, and other educational institutions. We imagine they could be used by teachers, lecturers, students, or pupils.

If you want m62 to customise any of these PowerPoint templates, want your existing template refreshed, or would like a bespoke template designed, please contact us.

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Education Templates

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    Scouts Template

    29th July - This free Scouts PowerPoint template will allow you to develop presentations Baden Powell would be proud of. So tighten your woggle and download this free template.

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    Technical Drawing Template

    14th May - Technical drawing PowerPoint template shows a pencil and ruler in front of some paper. The title bar in the background is set inside drawing markings.

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    Calculator Graph Template

    14th May - PowerPoint template showing a calculator on some graph paper. It may be useful for presentations dealing with mathematics in school or college.

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    Graph Template

    10th April - Free graph paper style PowerPoint template for use in presentations in schools and colleges.

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    Blackboard Template

    10th April - Free blackboard PowerPoint template for use in schools by teachers or students.

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