Lego

The key to LEGO's success is that children can choose how they play, depending on their skill-set and interests. They can follow set instructions to build pre-designed models, helping them to develop problem-solving skills and identify shapes and colours. Or they can use the pieces to create their own unique designs, building confidence, initiative and independence.

Parents have always regarded LEGO as one of the safest forms of play for children. All LEGO products carry the EU CE symbol, which can only be found on toys which satisfy the safety requirements set by the European Toy Directive.

LEGO are continually improving the quality of their products and use a specially-developed ABS plastic, which is durable and can withstand the wear and tear that children are capable of.

Schools all over the world have used LEGO to assist with education, because it interests and inspires children of all ages.

LEGO Education covers a wide range of curriculum targets within science, technology, engineering and maths. Children can play and learn with LEGO inside and outside of school, giving them an advantage that can improve their academic success.

LEGO is based on interactive development, which actively involves students in their own learning process; making education a fun and exciting adventure. Students can take time to assess each problem and create their own solution.

LEGO is one of the most highly-regarded companies in the world and has been putting smiles on children's faces for more than 80 years.

Since the original concept, which used wooden toys instead of plastic, the key to LEGO’s success has been their ability to stay in touch with modern trends and create themes that continue to excite and inspire.

Build and Play offers Australian parents one of the largest ranges of LEGO sets and the best value for money. Browse through our fantastic range to find themes which will appeal to your children.