• Lyrebird Classroom Shelf Unit — Australian-made wooden Aboriginal lyrebird-shaped classroom shelf unit for early years
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Lyrebird Classroom Shelf Unit

  • Iconic Lyrebird artwork engraved by Wiradjuri artist Shareen Clayton brings authentic First Nations culture into everyday classroom spaces.
  • Long and low at 60cm high — designed so toddlers and preschoolers access resources independently, building confidence and self-direction.
  • Six evenly divided vertical bays keep classroom resources sorted, visible, and always within a child's reach throughout the day.
  • Built from 18mm laminated eucalyptus timber — thicker and tougher than standard shelving, engineered for busy early childhood classrooms.
  • Every unit is handcrafted in our Sydney workshop, available in Eucalyptus Brown and Golden Pine — sustainably and proudly Australian-made.

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Lyrebird Classroom Shelf Unit — Australian-made wooden Aboriginal lyrebird-shaped classroom shelf unit for early years
$719.92
Eucalyptus Brown

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SKU: E00LBE
Description

You know that feeling when your classroom just works? When resources are accessible, children are independent, and the environment itself does half the teaching? That's exactly what the Lyrebird Engraved Classroom Shelf Unit delivers. Low, long, and beautifully designed for little hands, its six generous bays keep learning materials organised and within reach. Engraved with an iconic Lyrebird by Wiradjuri artist Shareen Clayton, this heavy-duty 18mm eucalyptus timber shelf is built tough in Sydney — and brings authentic First Nations culture right into your daily learning environment.
Specifications

Overall Dimensions
• Height: 60cm
• Width: 40cm
• Length: 140cm
Storage Bays
• 6 evenly divided vertical bays
• Bay width: 44cm each (internal)
• Long and low profile — ideal for toddler and preschool access
Features

Six-bay, low-profile classroom shelf handcrafted from 18mm eucalyptus timber in Sydney, featuring an engraved Lyrebird by Wiradjuri artist Shareen Clayton. EYLF and NQF aligned, Australian-made, and built to support independent learning in early childhood and preschool environments.
Recommended Age

Toddler and Pre Schooler
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EYLF Learning Outcomes

Belonging, Being & Becoming — V2.0, 2022

Outcome 1 Strong Sense of Identity
Outcome 2 Connected with Their World
Outcome 4 Confident and Involved Learners
Supports NQS Quality Areas 1, 2 & 6
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  • Lyrebird Classroom Shelf Unit — Australian-made wooden Aboriginal lyrebird-shaped classroom shelf unit for early years
  • Lyrebird Classroom Shelf Unit — alternative view of lyrebird shelf unit
  • Lyrebird Classroom Shelf Unit — additional view of lyrebird shelf
  • Lyrebird Classroom Shelf Unit — second alternative view
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Designed for early learners

The Shelf That Teaches Before the Day Begins.

Low enough for toddlers, strong enough to last a decade. The Lyrebird Engraved Classroom Shelf Unit transforms your floor space into an invitation to learn — six organised bays, authentic Indigenous artwork, and the kind of Australian-made quality that makes every assessment visit a little more confident.

Proudly hand made in Sydney Australia

Crafted in our Sydney workshop from 18mm heavy-duty laminated eucalyptus timber, each shelf is precision-cut and assembled for classroom durability. The Lyrebird engraving by Shareen Clayton is carefully routed into the shelf sides, ensuring every unit is as distinctive as it is hardwearing.

100%

Australian owned

Artist

Indigenous artists collaborations

15,000+

Early learning centres supplied

EYLF

Aligned across all products

About the Artist

Shareen Clayton is a proud Wiradjuri woman. She was born
and raised in Sydney, NSW and is now a very proud mother of four.

Shareen has mastered her skills in art for over 20 years having been
inspired by both of her artistic parents.

Shareen is highly regarded in her local communities as a family cultural
officer and teachers aid working in primary and high schools.

Shareen is very passionate about sharing her Indigenous culture, art
and teachings to kids all over the country in her range of vibrant educational resources created in collaboration with Education National.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick Answers for Busy Educators
Most orders ship within approximately 2–5 business days, so you can get your learning space set up quickly.
All our classroom furniture is proudly made in Sydney, Australia, ensuring consistent quality, ethical production, and designs tailored specifically for Australian early learning environments.
Not at all — each piece comes with clear instructions and all required screws. Most products take only 5–10 minutes to assemble with basic tools.
Our furniture is made from heavy-duty birch plywood with a waterproof, scratch-resistant finish, designed to handle the daily demands of busy classrooms.
Yes — we use natural, low-toxicity materials that prioritise safety while still being extremely durable and long-lasting.

Acknowledgement of Country

"In the spirit of reconciliation, Education National acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people today"