These were all fonts we liked (from www.dafont.com) which we thought may be appropriate for a child based audience. At a very intense level of scrutiny we will illuminate some choices.
- Number 2 we felt was a little too sharp on the edges (as sharp connotes harshness).
- Number 3 is a little difficult to read because some of the letters are rather wide so this would not be good for our TA who would struggle to read anyway.
- Number 4 - same reasons as number 2.
- Number 6 - some of the letters aren't formed correctly which would not help children whilst learning to read/write.
- Number 7 - uses no uppercase letters for names, which could teach a bad habit.
- Number 9 - same as number 7.
- Number 11 - feels a little too formal/adult for our TA.
SO... we were left with these options...
We weren't 100% happy with any of these, and wanted to find a 'hybrid' of a mixture of them.

So... this finally progressed to our logo which is a combination of the fonts we liked and the tails included.
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