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Small Business Saturday

Small Business Saturday UK is Saturday 3rd of December, and it's a chance to showcase amazing businesses around the country, so we've partnered with some of our Local partners to highlight their amazing work.

You can shop small and save big with Discounts for Teachers!

Highlighted Brands

We have partnered with a handful of our Local & Independent businesses to showcase how you can shop local this Small Business Saturday. 

Do you want to shop locally all year round AND save? You can browse our Local & Independent discounts for teachers year-round. We are constantly adding new discounts in your local area, so you can shop small and save big!

Whistle Punks Urban Axe Throwing

Take an axe throwing out of the woodland and into the city. Sessions are 70 minutes long and include: a safety briefing, teaching you how to sink sweet steel, a tournament for each lane and trick shots - ever thrown 2 axes at once?

There are plenty of opportunities to take photos and videos of you and your friends getting your axe on and smashing those bullseyes.

Sock Shop

Sockshop care about what you put on your feet! They create socks that make a difference and look good. Socks are the unsung hero of the wardrobe, as they can help you look good, feel good, have fun and keep you warm, cool, comfortable, dry, healthy and energised. 

Get all your sock needs, from shopping for essentials to gifting, with more than 80 brands including SOCKSHOP, Pringle, ELLE, Heat Holders, JEEP, Happy Socks, Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Jeff Banks and more ready to ship the same day (order before 5pm Mon- Fri).

Shop small with Discounts for Teachers

FAQ's

  • We all know and love Black Friday, as it's the perfect time for us to help local businesses. Small Business Saturday 2022  takes place on the 26th of November, and in the UK it’s celebrated on the 3rd of December, and we're thrilled to be working with some of our Local & Independent partners.

  • The goal of Small Business Saturday UK is to promote local & independent businesses. We often shop at big businesses without thinking about the businesses in our local area.  Small Business Saturday UK spotlights businesses across the country to remind us of the incredible stores that are right around the corner.

  • The rise of American shopping malls in the 1960s led to the creation of "Small Business Saturday," a day encouraging people to visit local small businesses. The idea quickly caught on in the UK, where "Small Business Saturday" was created in 2013. The day encourages consumers to shop local and support small businesses on a specific day of the year.

     

  • It's easy to shop locally on Small Business Saturday. You can shop at local stores and use our discounts, so you can save while supporting your community. By shopping small, you're supporting local businesses and the economy. Ask your friends and family to get involved and help spread the word!

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