Classroom & learning

Amylove kids ear muffs

Folding ear defenders for classrooms and sensory corners, in register-sized boxes.

4 packs4–100 pieces$11.99–$71.2423 colours

These are passive ear defenders: two padded cups on a sliding band, no electronics and no batteries to go flat in a drawer. The band folds so a pair stores in a tray, and the cups swivel enough to sit flat against a head that is still growing, which is what decides whether a child keeps them on for twenty minutes or takes them off after two.

Boxes run 4–100 pairs, $11.99 to $71.24. Buy to the register and add two: in a room where every child handles the same tray, a pair goes missing in the first fortnight and another comes back with a cracked cup. What the rating on the box does and does not promise is worth ten minutes before you order, and the guide on ear muffs walks through it.

Counts here run 4 pieces to 100 pieces, and where a line comes in several of them they stand together, as in the rest of the Amylove range.

Questions about Amylove kids ear muffs

How many pairs do you need for a class?

One per child on the register, plus two. Boxes run 4–100 pairs, so a form of twenty-four is a single box rather than two twelves with nothing spare.

Will Amylove ear muffs fit your youngest child?

The band slides and the cups swivel, which covers most of primary age. A pair that has to be pushed down to sit flat is too big, and a child will take it off.

Do you have to charge these Amylove ear defenders?

No. They are passive cups on a band: nothing to charge, nothing to switch on and nothing that stops working in a tray.

Can you get assorted colours so children find their own?

Yes, and it saves a teacher more time than it sounds. Assorted boxes list the patterns; single-colour boxes are easier to count back in.

Every count we pack, on one shelf

Every pack count we carry sits behind this button, from a pair of cubicle hangers to a thousand marking flags. Open the department you need, check the count on the card, and the till will confirm the price before you pay.

Prices and counts come from our own catalogue, and the till is the final word.