Science
Do you dream of becoming an astronaut, engineer or naturalist? Then you’re in the right place! Our science for kids section is bursting with incredible science facts about the way our world works.
From biology, chemistry, physics and natural history, you’ll discover some incredible secrets, awesome theories and explore some bonkers experiments in our super science for kids.
Journey with us through the natural world, the workings of the human body and even to the deepest, darkest depths of outer space.
Ready for blast off? Click about to start your journey of scientific discovery!
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15 fascinating facts about Sir David Attenborough
Check out some fascinating David Attenborough facts, from his very first documentary to his least favourite animal, below…
Did you know?
Apples float but pears sink.
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FUTURE CITIES
Discover what our homes, transport and lives might look like in 30 years’ time…
Human digestive system
You eat a meal. And then a bit later… you do a poo! But what happens in between?
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Learn about cool constellations with The LEGO® Group!
Ready for a star-studded LEGO® adventure? 3, 2, 1… blast off!
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RASPBERRY PI FOUNDATION’S CREATIVE CHALLENGE FAVOURITES!
What did you byte-sized geniuses come up with?
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REAL-LIFE WILDLIFE RESCUES!
Discover how people across the world have saved animals in peril using special equipment and creative thinking!
Satellites set to track animals from space!
Scientists want to understand more about migratory animals…
Science with Dr Karl: Immortal Jellyfish!
There have always been myths about immortality, that is, being able to live forever.
Scientists discover bacteria can “see” like tiny eyeballs!
Scientists have finally explained how bacteria senses light…
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