Big ideas start with curious minds
Hands-on STEM/STEAM clubs, workshops and science parties designed to get children experimenting, creating, problem-solving and discovering just how exciting STEM can be.
Making STEM/STEAM exciting from an early age
At Little Scholars Playground, we believe curiosity should be encouraged. Through hands-on experiments, challenges and creative activities, we help primary school children explore science, technology, engineering, art and maths beyond the classroom through STEM clubs, STEAM workshops and science parties.
Along the way, we help build confidence, creativity and a genuine love of learning.
STEM Clubs
Hands-on after-school STEM clubs where children experiment, investigate, build and discover.
STEAM Workshops
Engaging STEAM workshops for schools, community groups and organisations, bringing STEAM learning to life through practical activities.
Science Parties
Forget the ordinary party games. Children become scientists at our science parties for the day, with exciting experiments and hands-on challenges.
Curiosity today, creates possibilities tomorrow
STEM/STEAM isn’t just about becoming a scientist or engineer. It teaches children how to ask questions, solve problems, experiment, collaborate and think creatively, skills they’ll carry with them wherever their future takes them.
And we believe children should have opportunities to discover those skills early.
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Featured Product
Our unique pack of 32 STEM activities and Experiments are simple and fun and can be created with everyday items from the supermarket.
Learning resources & Books
Books and fun learning resources to help stimulate children’s brain development.
Four reasons to shop with us
Small business
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Designed by us
Eco focused
TV/ Media
Little Scholars Playground has been featured across a range of media outlets and publications, sharing our mission to inspire a love of STEM/STEAM from an early age and make STEM accessible to all.
Our hands-on STEM workshops have also been featured on ITV News, showcasing how we bring science, technology, engineering, art and maths to life for children.
