BIRMINGHAM, England, December 3, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --

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Children called Benjamin and Elizabeth are most likely to be at the top of Santa's gift-list this Christmas.

Research by School Stickers, the leader in school rewards and creator of unique new behaviour management app 'Classroom Carrots', has revealed that children with these names are the most likely to behave well.

But girls called Paige and boys called Bradley may not have so many presents to open on Christmas morning. Unfortunately, children with these names appear to be more prone to naughtiness! However, as this is only the 'draft' list kids still have three weeks to improve their behaviour!

The annual study revealed that boys called Benjamin, Alex, Jordan, Mohammed and Aaron are the most likely to receive School Stickers rewards. But parents should be wary of naming their sons Bradley, Jacob, William, Morgan or Joe as these names appear least often among recipients.

Mums and dads are more likely to have an easier time if they have a daughter called Elizabeth, Rosie, Grace, Lydia or Emma, all names at the top of the School Stickers reward 'league'. But if their little girl is named Paige, Niamh, Natalie, Holly or Phoebe, they could have trouble on their hands!

Neil Hodges, Managing Director, School Stickers said, "The annual 'Santa's Naughty and Nice list' is just a little bit of Christmas fun. All children are individuals and just because a child is called Elizabeth or Benjamin does not mean they are going to be angels, just as Paiges and Bradleys are not necessarily little monsters!

"School Stickers supplies 9,500 schools with stickers, postcards and certificates and this year over 63,000 pupils logged a reward in their online sticker book. We are constantly working with teachers to find ways to help them and our new online app, Classroom Carrots, uses matching physical and virtual rewards to engage pupils. We're proud that our products motivate and inspire young people, whatever their names!"

For the full release visithttp://www.schoolstickers.co.uk/naughty-and-nice-2012  or contact Cath Roan, +44(0)7801-817-451, cath@roanmedia.co.uk