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£10 for 26-pack of Sharpies (norm £23)

In-store or online at Tesco

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If you go online to Tesco* or into a store (find your nearest*), you can get a 'special edition' 26-pack of Sharpie permanent marker pens for £10 (norm £23) until 11.59pm on Wed 9 Sep.

Delivery cost varies depending on the time slot you choose and a £4 fee will be added if your order is less than £40. You can click and collect for £1.50.

The Sharpies are part of Tesco's 'back to school' sale which also includes items such as lunchbox essentials, calculators and water bottles that you can personalise with 'free' stickers.

Here are some examples we found when we checked on Mon 7 Sep:
- Tesco stationary backpack* - £6 (was £12)
- Bic Unicorn stationery set* - £7 (was £14)
- Staedtler collection tin* - £8 (was £22)
If you need to buy school uniform, have a look at our cheap school uniform deals for ways to save.
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30-pack of Sharpie pens £6 (norm £22)

Via Tesco Direct. Limited stock so go quick

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Go online to Tesco Direct* or into a Tesco store, and you can get a 'limited edition' 30-pack of Sharpie permanent marker pens for £6 (was £22). Delivery's £3 or you can click and collect in store for free (find your nearest*).

Tesco says the offers ends on Wed 16 May, but when we've featured similar Sharpie deals before, Tesco's run out of stock before the end date - so go quick if it's something you're after.

The next cheapest we could find the same pack was £12.95 at Amazon.
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