Quick Answer:The Primary Colour Kit contains red, blue and yellow colour mediums with mixing tools for exploring colour theory. Mixing the primaries in different proportions produces secondary and tertiary colours.
Last updated: 18 October 2026
Key Features
Primary colour set: red, blue and yellow.
Mixing tools supplied.
Non-toxic colour mediums.
Links art and science through colour mixing and perception.
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Primary colours
Red, blue, yellow
Components
Primary colour set, mixing tools
Material
Non-toxic colour mediums / pigments
Level
Primary to secondary
How It Is Used
Students take two primary colours, mix them on a palette or other controlled surface and note the secondary colour that results. Varying the ratio of the two colours shows how proportions change the shade, and recording each result builds a picture of how colours blend.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Primary Colour Kit safe for students?
It uses non-toxic colour mediums. Use it under supervision and do not swallow the colours.