Education
Explore our education collection, packed with resources for Australian schools, classrooms, and STEM programs. From microcontroller boards and sensor kits to soldering projects and electronic components, you'll find hands-on learning tools suited to every age and skill level.
Whether you're teaching robotics, coding, or basic electronics, we stock displays, motors, battery holders, and starter kits designed for classroom use. Shipped from Australia with educator-friendly support to help you get your students building and experimenting.
5mm LED Mixed Pack (20 pcs)
SKU: LB-20LED | Brand: Little Bird
A mixed pack of 20 standard 5 mm through-hole LEDs in five colours — a handy starter set for prototyping, paper circuits, and small projects where you need a variety of indicator colours on hand. Key Features 20 LE...
Delivered by Fri 12 Jun
Solar Powered DIY Car Kit
SKU: LB-LS6255 | Brand: Little Bird
This Solar Powered DIY Car Kit is the perfect educational toy for children who love to learn and build. With its dual solar power panels, this mini car can run smoothly without the need for batteries. It's a great way...
Delivered by Fri 12 Jun
Resistor Grab Bag (pack of 580)
SKU: PI-COM-B005 | Brand: Pimoroni
580 resistors (29 values, 20 pieces of each) go into this great starter pack (or refill!) with a wide range of useful values. The kit contains 20 each of:10Ω22Ω47Ω68Ω100Ω120Ω150Ω180Ω220Ω270Ω330Ω470Ω560Ω680Ω1kΩ...
Delivered by Fri 12 Jun
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