The new academic year is here, and so is our Materials, Computing & Design & Technology Catalogue 2026/27. Packed with fresh ideas, updated materials, and new project kits, it’s built to help teachers, students, and makers start the year with creativity and confidence.

Every September brings new possibilities in classrooms and workshops across the country. This year’s catalogue continues our mission to make hands-on learning accessible, engaging, and fun, whether you’re teaching electronics, materials, or computing.

It’s now out and should be landing in your school in the very near future. As always, we’ve also uploaded a digital version that you can access while you wait for your hard copy. More details can be found below.

What’s in the 2026/27 Catalogue:

The 2026/27 Design & Technology catalogue has been reorganised to make it faster to navigate, whatever your needs. Each section also features guides and classroom-ready resources. Here’s a snapshot;

Materials — a comprehensive materials section filled with options for laser cutting, modelling and workshop use. See page 06.
Easy Build Kits — simple, classroom-friendly kits (ten parts or less) ideal for quick lessons and club starters. See page 52.
Intermediate Kits — more advanced electronics projects that introduce ICs, amplification and solar options. See page 80.
Other Kits & Modules — robotics buggies, clocks, modules and solar projects for extended project work. See page 100.
E-Textiles — sewable electronics and Electro-Fashion® parts for cross-curricular textile projects. See page 108.
BBC micro:bit & Coding — micro:bits, accessories & coding projects that link physical computing to the curriculum. See page 116.
Robotics — servos, motors, gearboxes, wheels and drive components for mechanical and control projects. See page 150.
Components — power, connectors, LEDs, sensors, and audio parts for building reliable circuits. See page 160.
Tools & Test Equipment — soldering, cutting, measuring, and testing gear chosen for school workshops. See page 196.
Resources — kit selector, index, and quick reference to help you choose and plan. See page 206.

Why get the catalogue?

More than just a product list, the Kitronik Catalogue is a resource for inspiration. It helps teachers plan lessons, clubs, and projects that bring STEM/STEAM concepts to life. It’s also a great reference for parents, students, and hobbyists who want reliable materials and kits for creative projects.

Suitable for KS2–KS4 Design & Technology and all STEM/STEAM subjects.
Suitable for Grades 2–5 (elementary), Grades 6–8 (middle), and Grades 9–10 (early high school).
Supports classroom, club, and home learning environments.
Includes project ideas and teaching resources for every skill level.
The Catalogue is your companion for a year of making, designing, and learning.
Whether you’re planning a full scheme of work or a single project, you’ll find something inside to spark imagination.

Get your copy now!

The downloadable catalogue is freely available to everyone; schools receive printed copies automatically, and can download the digital version while they wait, or for convenience.