With our fluorescent bulk packs flying off the shelves and with David’s promise to send us images of the ‘Perspex sculpture’ once it’s finished, we have all been super excited to see the final thing – and here it is!
Teaching Resources
This one stop page features all of our teaching resources for our own kits and modules, as well as cutting files, and other resources for kits we sell. Find out more!
New Product Update: Micro USB Lamp Kit – Sustainable Lamp Design Made Easy
Our new lamp kit is Micro USB-compatible and is a great project for KS3 and GCSE students.
Cub Spy-themed Camp: Cubs Build Lie Detectors!
Geoff was given a design brief to make a simple Electronics gadget for a Cub spy-themed camp on June 20 – 22 at Bowley Campsite, Manchester. See what they got up to.
New Product Update: Pre-built MP3 Mono Amplifier (V2.0) and Conductive Ribbon
This week, we have a new Pre-Built MP3 Mono Amplifier (V2.0) for you keen Product Designers out there and Conductive Ribbon for those of you who are into your wearables!
Now Shipping to (and Supporting) the USA (and Canada)!
So we’re delighted to announce that we can now ship to the US (and Canada!) via UPS!
NTU BSc (Hons) Secondary D&T Education End of Year Show!
Following two hugely successful shows last year and the year before, the NTU Year 2 Design & Technology Education students had kindly invited us to attend this year’s End of Year Show.
New Product Update: Want an Easy Way to Learn About Solar Energy? Try Our New Solar Powered Buggy!
With our Solar Powered Buggy, learning how to harness the sun’s energy to produce power is fun and hands-on. We have also extended our LilyPad range for those of you that are into E-Textiles (and music…)!
New Product Update: Discover Crystal Clear Audio With Our New Range of Speakers!
Our range of speakers is extending and now includes a small Surface Transducer, Subminiature High Power Speakers and Round/Square Mylar Cone Speakers.
LoveScience at the UK Maker Faire, April 26-27
At the UK Maker Faire 2014, LoveScience had several activities that families and young makers could get involved with, such as adding LEDs to animal and robot card templates using Electric Paint, painting your own ‘scratch and sniff card’, and learning how thermocratic paint works.