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.
Textile Messages : Dispatches From the World of E-Textiles and Education
SKU: LB-1433119196 | Brand: Little Bird
Textile Messages focuses on the emerging field of electronic textiles, or e-textiles - computers that can be soft, colourful, approachable, and beautiful. E-textiles are articles of clothing, home furnishings, or...
Delivered by Fri 12 Jun
Sparking Sense Set
SKU: PI-TEK010 | Brand: Pimoroni
Learn about 5 different mechanical switches and then design your own! There are hundreds of switches in the world, but why? Did you know that switches can act as sensors? The sparking sense set has our favourite se...
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Fabtronic Sewing Set
SKU: PI-TEK011 | Brand: Pimoroni
Enter the world of e-textiles and wearables with custom reusable parts that allow you to make and remake as many times as you want! Are you just learning how to sew and want to learn a bit of basic electronic...
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The Teacher's Guide to micro:bit Robots: Kits, Buggies, and Robotics Compared
Compare micro:bit-compatible robot kits, buggies, and robotics platforms by age range, assembly difficulty, sensors, and curriculum fit — for classrooms, clubs, and home learners across Australia.
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Compare hobby and industrial servos by torque, rotation range, and control type (PWM, digital, continuous) to pick the right motor for robotics, animatronics, and RC projects.
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