Good luck. If yo don’t get it off with the iron. And/or putting something over isn’t an option I would be thinking time to ask the school for an exception. Backpacks only last a short while it will be worn out before they know it (also if they change the logo they may be willing to compromise)

I agree with the mums who have said they would try and pull it off. Hopefully this won’t damage the backpack.

Are you fortunate that the 2 schools use the same colour backpack or isn’t the colour compulsory? I’m glad you’re not trying to get the logo off uniforms.

I try to peel them off with tweezers and hot water

I have found by getting a pair of tweezers and picking at one of the corners until you can get a good grip with the tweezers and then rip it off works. The longer the label has been there the easier it is.

I’ve found that these labels generally wear off over time, frustratingly! But I’ve never needed to remove them myself

Maybe eucalyptus oil ? Or heat it up with the iron ?

Myself as well as google agree with Nadine’s answer.

Tea tree oil is a worker as well. Good luck.

The previous answer sounds spot on, but if by chance it doesn’t work, maybe Eucalyptus oil ?

Turn your iron on to the highest setting. Place either a thin piece of cloth or parchment paper over the label. Apply heat to the cloth or parchment paper over the iron-on label for 10 to 15 seconds. Carefully remove the cloth or parchment paper and immediately pull the corner of the label.