HelixPrimary School Essentials Stationary Set - Barbie and Hot Wheels Themes Available
R199
About
These Barbie and Hot Wheels Primary School Essentials Sets by Helix are made up of a cool 12 piece stationery set. Helix is a well-known producer of excellent writing instruments, so you’re getting a quality product. These packs contain all the essential stationery items children will need for home and school. The fun characters will encourage them to practice and develop their writing and drawing skills, building their confidence in using basic stationery items at home before taking them into the classroom. Learning is fun with Helix!
Product Features
- Choose between a Barbie or Hotwheels themed pencil Case to store all of your favourite school essentials together
- 2 x graphite pencils with pencil grip designed to help children hold the pencil correctly whilst learning to write
- 12cm scissors with printed blades and rounded tips for optimum safety
- 15cm ruler with large, easy to read numbers and easy grip
- Shaped PVC free eraser with a fun character design
- Two hole pencil sharpener for both jumbo and standard sized pencils. It has an anti-tamper safety screw and canister to collect pencil shavings
- Stencil template featuring fun themed shapes to create your favourite Barbie/Hotwheels pictures
- 3 x colouring pencils in Barbie/Hot Wheels themed colours featuring soft and resistant leads suitable for children’s heavy hands
Product Specifications
- Available in Barbie Theme and Hot Wheels theme
- Suitable for Ages 4+
- Product Measurements (approx): Length x Height: {245mm x 205mm}
- 12 Piece Stationery Set
It's the little things...
The long weekend can seem too long, if your paycheck hasn't arrived yet. We thought about that and made sure every single one of our deals comes in at under R400 today. That means you can do something fun this weekend, like visit Ratanga junction before it shuts down forever.
Yup. Cape Town's favourite amusement park is officially shutting the doors for good on May 1st 2018.
It shouldn't really come as a shock. Ratanga Junction opened in December 1998 and it's kind of been closing down ever since. But now that it's official, we can't help but feel we need to hop on to the Cobra and hang on to our hats once more for old times' sake.
Some retail therapy should soften the blow of the bomb we just dropped.