Store Finder
Officeworks Catalogues
-
October 2025Offer valid Mon 13 Oct 2025 - Tue 31 Dec 2030 -
Low Prices on New School TechOffer valid Wed 1 Oct 2025 - Wed 31 Dec 2025 -
August 2025Offer valid Wed 13 Aug 2025 - Tue 31 Dec 2030 -
May 2025Offer valid Thu 1 May 2025 - Tue 31 Dec 2030 -
January 2025Offer valid Mon 6 Jan 2025 - Tue 31 Dec 2030 -
November 2024Offer valid Thu 7 Nov 2024 - Tue 31 Dec 2030 -
May 2024Offer valid Mon 6 May 2024 - Tue 31 Dec 2030 -
January 2024Offer valid Wed 10 Jan 2024 - Tue 31 Dec 2030 -
November 2023Offer valid Thu 2 Nov 2023 - Thu 10 Jan 2030 -
August 2023Offer valid Thu 17 Aug 2023 - Tue 31 Dec 2030 -
May 2023Offer valid Thu 11 May 2023 - Tue 31 Dec 2030 -
January 2023Offer valid Thu 12 Jan 2023 - Tue 31 Dec 2030 -
October 2022Offer valid Thu 20 Oct 2022 - Tue 31 Dec 2030 -
August 2022Offer valid Thu 18 Aug 2022 - Tue 31 Dec 2030
Born Medium Wooden Crate
Make bugs feel welcome in your garden by creating a special spot just for them. Collect leaves, sticks, bark and rocks and place inside a crate. Fill it to the brim so there are plenty of nooks for bugs to explore. Wrap twine around the box to keep materials inside, then place your hotel in a shady spot. Head back the next day to see which bugs have checked in – and which ones are snug as a bug in a rug! Age: 3+ BOHL0010...
Otto A5 Printed Notebook Botanical
A nature journal – part diary, part sketchbook – is a great way to encourage kids to spend time outside and connect with nature. The best thing about this activity is that you don’t need a lot to get started – just a notebook and pencils. There are no rules, but journalling ideas could include drawings, leaf rubbings, flower pressings or tracking how your garden changes during different seasons. Age: 5+ OTPRA52BOT...
J.Burrows A4 Plastic Clipboard Purple
Biodiversity is the different types of living things you can find in an area: animals, birds, plants and microorganisms like fungi and bacteria. Help kids understand the huge variety of life in your garden by conducting your own biodiversity count. On a sheet of paper, draw a line down the middle and write ‘Animals’ on one side and ‘Plants’ on the other. Grab a pair of binoculars, then encourage your kids to make notes about what they see, what different creatures look an...
