Edutrade
Education in Durban

Our close partnerships with Education Departments, Subject Advisers and Teachers ensure that our products meet the needs of our users and fulfil school curricula requirements.

Choose from our extensive range of locally made and imported education products. We sell curriculum-aligned Science kits, Biology models, tools for measuring and weighing, microscopes, Science charts, Technology tool kits, a large selection of glassware, lab furniture and just about any laboratory equipment you might need. If not, give us a shout and we’ll do our best to source it. We sell CAPS aligned science, maths and technology kits and get regular input from teachers, making sure our products are optimised for the classroom. Up to 65% of our kit range is sourced and manufactured locally in our KZN factory. Contributing to South Africa’s growth is important to us. We’re ISO certified, which means we adhere to strict quality control measures in production and in our business activities. Our experienced sales team will guide you through product selection and help you find the best possible science supplies for your lab. We think B-BBEE is strategically significant in South Africa and we’re committed to the principles it aims to address. What our customers are saying Edutrade was extremely efficient right from the start. Edutrade is top of my list for science and laboratory-equipment! We required small quantities of a variety of chemicals in a short space of time. It’s very useful to be able to visit the offices and experience the products before purchasing them. Investigate constant velocity and acceleration with the dynamics track. Join John for a lesson in constant velocity and acceleration using the dynamics track. The dynamics track with ticker timer is designed to measure the speed at which an object moves from point A to B. By making adjustments to the track (like increasing the slope) and using weights, you can draw comparisons in velocity and measure acceleration over a given distance. The kit also includes a spring loaded trolley with plunger which can be used to demonstrate explosion as well as collision. Use this printable to create a fun moving scene for the cams technology project! It's easy to turn a standard technology lesson into something a little special. Learners are also more likely to engage with the theory component because they can see how it translates practically. In a digitally overwhelmed world, it’s comforting to know that a magazine like Supernova still exists to bring children exciting educational facts and project ideas in a format curated just for them. Although a seasoned Life Science teacher will likely find it a breeze, figuring out what goes where can be tricky business. He was referring to the van der Graaf generator that was working overtime with thousands of learners, teachers and parents all coming to discover the amazing world of science. By now a group of high school kids had gathered around in awe of the power of static electricity to make threads stand up all on their own. The anatomical torso model is a brilliant tool for teaching learners about the human body. It’s made from hardy rubber for durability with individual organs that can be removed to study. Learn how to measure current using an ammeter and how to set up a voltmeter to measure the electrical potential difference over a component of the circuit. Show your class how to make simple waves by slowly releasing drops of water from a pipette. From a class workshop to an after-school program or a school show, why not consider inviting Nutty Scientists to light up science for your learners in an entertaining and memorable way. Nutty Scientists specialise in making science education exciting, entertaining, and even hair-raising. Their highly participatory and hands-on programmes maximise the potential for learning and retention of knowledge.