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STAEDTLER’s Noris Pencil: Celebrating 125 Years of The Iconic Classroom Favourite
committed to responsible manufacturing, and the Noris pencil is produced using upcycled wood chips. This efficient manufacturing process maximises the use of natural resources while producing a durable, high-quality writing instrument.
The wood used in the Noris pencil comes from PEFC-certified forests, helping to ensure responsible forest management and the protection of ecosystems for future generations. Combined with its exceptional durability, the result is a pencil that lasts longer, in turn reducing waste and offering excellent long term value for schools.
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n today’s fast-paced digital world, screens dominate much of our learning and communication. However, despite the rise of technology some tools remain timeless. The pencil continues to play an irreplaceable role, particularly in early education where handwriting and creativity skills are developed one line at a time. Among the countless options available, one pencil has consistently stood the test of time, the STAEDTLER Noris.
This year marks the 125th anniversary of the iconic STAEDTLER Noris, celebrating more than a century of supporting learners around the world. Instantly recognised by its distinctive yellow and black stripes with its signature red tip, the Noris pencil has become far more than a classroom essential. It is a trusted companion for both students and teachers combining heritage and quality to deliver an exceptional writing experience across generations.
Designed for the Classroom
When it comes to classroom supplies, teachers know that value is about far more than just price. The right tools can encourage confidence, support good handwriting habits and help students stay engaged throughout the school day. That’s where STAEDTLER’s Noris pencil continues to set the standard. Designed with everyday classroom life in mind, the Noris pencil is built to withstand frequent use. Its high-quality graphite is formulated to resist breakage, even if accidentally dropped, while the durable casing sharpens smoothly and consistently, reducing wasted time and frustration caused by broken points.
The pencil’s classic hexagonal shape sits comfortably in the hand, providing a secure grip that supports correct pencil control from the earliest years of learning. Whether children are practising their first letters or completing maths exercises, the Noris pencil delivers a smooth, consistent writing experience. Mistakes can be erased cleanly with minimal smudging, helping students build confidence as they learn. Available in class packs of 150, 600 and 1,500 pieces, the Noris pencil offers a practical option to suit the needs of individual classrooms, year groups and whole schools.
Designed with Sustainability in Mind
The Noris pencil not only meets the demands of classrooms, but also reflects the growing importance of sustainability in education. STAEDTLER is
Classroom resources should simplify teaching, not complicate it. The Noris pencil delivers the reliability teachers depend on and the performance students appreciate. It is a pencil that works as hard as the learners who use it, supporting education across every subject and every age group. As Noris celebrates its remarkable 125-year anniversary, it continues to prove why it remains one of the UK’s most recognised and trusted pencils. Generations of students have learned and created with a Noris pencil in hand and today’s classrooms continue that proud tradition. By choosing STAEDTLER schools benefit from 125 years of proven quality and experience in education. The STAEDTLER Noris pencil combines reliable classroom performance with sustainability in mind, because every great lesson begins with the right pencil.
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September 2026
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