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Unique Back to School Gifts

Buy our personalised school supplies, and welcome the new term with our range of great back to school gifts. You will find Sports Bags, Lunch Bags, Water Bottles, Stationary and accessories, amongst many other much needed items as your children start or return to school.

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Back To School Gifts

Get ready for back-to-school season! Whether it’s your child’s first day or they’re returning after summer, we’ve got everything they need. From backpacks and lunch bags to pencil cases, bottles, and stationery, our collection has them covered.

Make the first day extra special with personalised school gifts. Our customised bags and stationery will have them excited to show off to friends. And with our personalisation service, you can add your child’s name or initials to their school gear. It’s the perfect way to make their items stand out and easy to find. Explore our back-to-school range now!

What Personalised Back To School Items Do I need For My Child?

Here’s a detailed guide on the personalised back-to-school essentials your child needs:

Personalised Backpack
A backpack is a school staple, and personalising it with your child’s name or initials not only makes it unique but also ensures it doesn’t get mixed up with others. Choose a size that fits their needs and add a fun design or color to make it stand out even more.

Lunch Bag/Box
Lunch bags or boxes are easily lost or confused with classmates’, so adding a name or special design helps keep track of them. Personalised lunch bags can also motivate your child to take pride in their items and make lunchtime more enjoyable.

Water Bottle
A reusable water bottle is a must, and personalising it with their name or initials prevents it from being lost or mistaken for someone else’s. It’s a simple way to ensure they stay hydrated while having a bottle that’s unmistakably theirs.

Pencil Case
A personalised pencil case keeps all of their stationery organised and in one place. Adding their name or a fun design can make it feel special and less likely to be misplaced or swapped with others.

Personalised Stationery (Pens, Pencils, Rulers, etc.)
Kids often lose or mix up their pens, pencils, or rulers with friends. Having their name printed or engraved on these items ensures they’re easy to identify and keep organised. It also adds a personal touch that can encourage them to take better care of their belongings.

School Uniform Labels
If your child wears a uniform, personalised name labels are essential for their clothes. These can be sewn or stuck onto uniforms, PE kits, and even coats. This prevents any confusion or loss, especially during activities where clothes may get mixed up.

Personalised Notebooks
A notebook with their name on it can inspire your child to write and engage more with their schoolwork. It’s a simple yet effective way to make learning more personal and fun.

By investing in personalised back-to-school items, you’re not only making sure your child’s belongings are easily identifiable, but you’re also adding a sense of excitement and pride in their school supplies. It helps keep everything organised, reduces the chance of lost items, and gives your child a sense of ownership over their school gear.

 

What Do School Kids Need For School?

School kids typically buy a variety of essential items to prepare for the school year. Here’s a breakdown of the most common purchases:

  • Backpacks
    A must-have for carrying books, supplies, and personal items.
    Often chosen based on size, style, and sometimes personalisation (names or initials).
  • Stationery
    Pens, pencils, and highlighters: Basic writing tools for note-taking and assignments.
  • Notebooks and folders
    For organising classwork, notes, and homework.
  • Pencil cases
    To keep all their stationery in one place.
  • Rulers, erasers, sharpeners
    Common tools for math and drawing.
  • Lunch Bags/Boxes and Water Bottles
    Insulated lunch bags or boxes to keep food fresh.
    Water bottles, often reusable, personalised to prevent loss and mix-ups.
  • School Uniforms or Clothing
    If uniforms are required, parents often buy new sets for the school year, including shirts, trousers, skirts, blazers, and shoes.
    For non-uniform schools, kids may buy new clothes and shoes that fit the dress code.
  • Sports Gear
    PE Kits
    T-shirts, shorts, trainers, and sometimes specialty items like swimwear or football boots.
    Sports bags
    For carrying their PE kits and equipment.
  • Technology
    Older students might need laptops, tablets, or scientific calculators for their coursework. Headphones or earbuds for online learning or studying.
  • Books and Planners
    Required textbooks or reading material for various subjects. Planners or diaries to keep track of assignments, deadlines, and exams.
  • Art Supplies (if applicable)
    Sketchbooks, coloured pencils, markers, and paint for art classes or projects.
  • Binders and Dividers
    To organise subject-specific notes and homework.
  • Personal Hygiene Products
    Some students carry hand sanitisers, tissues, and other hygiene essentials.
    In addition to these core items, many students also look for personalised or trendy options that reflect their individual style, whether that’s through unique stationery designs, stylish backpacks, or accessories like keychains and charms for their bags.

The most popular back-to-school item is typically the backpack. It’s a school essential that every student needs, regardless of their age or grade. Backpacks come in a wide variety of styles, sizes, and designs, and they are often the first thing parents and students shop for when preparing for the new school year.

Backpacks are so popular because they serve a practical function – carrying books, stationery, and personal items – while also giving kids a way to express their style. Personalised backpacks, with names or initials, have also become a big trend, making them even more sought-after during back-to-school shopping.

Other popular items include:

Stationery (pens, pencils, notebooks, and folders)
Lunch bags/boxes
Water bottles
School uniforms (in countries where uniforms are required)
But overall, the backpack remains the top must-have item on nearly every student’s back-to-school shopping list.

 

Starting Year 7 is an exciting step into secondary school, and students will need a range of supplies to be prepared. Here’s a list of essential items most Year 7 students will need:

School Uniform

  • Blazer, tie, and jumper (if required by the school)
  • Shirts/blouses (white or other school-specific colours)
  • Trousers/skirts (as per the uniform policy)
    School shoes (typically black, formal shoes)
  • PE kit (this usually includes a t-shirt, shorts, socks, trainers, and sometimes a tracksuit)

Backpack

A sturdy and spacious backpack to carry books, stationery, and lunch.
Choose one that’s comfortable to wear with padded straps.

Stationery

  • Pens (blue or black for writing, and red for marking)
  • Pencils and coloured pencils
    Ruler (30 cm is ideal)
  • Eraser and sharpener
  • Highlighters (for note-taking and revision)
  • Glue stick
  • Scissors (small, school-safe ones)
  • Pencil case (to keep all stationery organised)
  • Calculator (scientific calculator for math and science, check the school’s requirements)
  • Geometry set (protractor, compass, set squares)
  • Notebooks or A4 writing pads
  • Folders or binders (to keep subject-specific notes and homework organised)

Planner or Homework Diary

Many schools provide a homework diary, but if not, it’s good to have one to keep track of assignments and important dates.

PE Kit

  • PE bag (to keep their kit separate from books and other supplies)
  • Trainers (specific indoor and outdoor ones might be required)
  • Sports socks and any sport-specific equipment (like shin pads for football)

Water Bottle

A reusable water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the day.

Lunch Box

If they’re not using the school canteen, a lunch box or bag will be needed to carry food.

Technology

Some schools require or encourage the use of tablets or laptops for homework. For this, ensure your child has a device, but many schools still rely on traditional books and worksheets. Headphones or earbuds for computer work (if applicable).

Art Supplies (if required)

Sketchbook (if your child has art lessons)
Basic art supplies like coloured pencils, markers, or paintbrushes might be needed, but check with the school for specific requirements.

Other Essentials

Hand sanitiser and tissues (helpful for staying clean during the day)
Locker padlock (if the school provides lockers and requires a padlock)
Reading book (many schools have a reading period, so having a good book on hand is helpful)

This list can vary slightly depending on the school’s specific requirements, so it’s always a good idea to check any information provided by the school before shopping for supplies.

Personalised gifts add a personal touch, making your child’s school supplies unique and easy to identify. They also provide an extra sense of excitement and pride, helping students feel more confident and prepared as they return to school.

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