You are off to a grand start. Have you tried the handwriting under the blocks at the top? Maybe the book pages could be thinner and not tapered... they kind of resemble cat whiskers now, but the book idea is great. They will have a hard time making a decision with these wonderful concepts.

All the best
Michael

I really like the concept of the last example (even if it's the less legible ;-)
I find that it really capture the quiet joy of reading!

Top line is the best. But certainly not the bottom line as a person without hands may have some trouble flipping the pages :)

The middle one reminds me of the retired Cingular logo, only chubby. In the top row of logos, the sharp N in the middle cuts the the tagline in half.

In the last example, could you try making the person form an "n" instead of the i?

i think the two ideas at the top are your best bet, although i'd advise trying a different typeface

The top two are the closest to expressing the vision. I like the top right idea, with the graduation cap on the 3rd kid. The flow symbolizes the natural progression of the education process. I'm not to crazy about the sharp edged font, though. Consider a typeface with rounder edges, but not too round that it makes the typeface look child-ish. These are great ideas. Good work.

I prefer TOP RIGHT too... cause of the illustrated PROGRESS.
And maybe you try a version with tghe font from BOTTOM RIGHT... cause 'learning' won't need such sharp tips

Combine the script of the type of the middle right one with the mark of the top right one.

penn

@penn

> Combine the script of the type of the middle right one

It's a bit childish (of course NO problem in education) - but then it would be DOUBLE information because child/children are included allready in the pictograms from top right...

a logotype that meshes with its mark . . . problem?

penn

No PROBLEM... but DOUBLE (=unnecessary) information - like following example:

"but DOUBLE"

I don't care what the word/logo is, in this instance you have to do something with those lifeless Sans forms. Double or not : )

Michael