Science+Nature is designed to bring STEM – science, technology, engineering, maths (and art!) – subjects to life, and show their relevance in our everyday lives . If your child is curious about how the universe works, then this is the magazine for them.
Each issue is packed with incredible content, amazing pictures and mind-blowing factbombs, revealing the marvels of the living world and unveiling the wonders of space. Our fascinating features introduce young readers to big ideas and inspiring role models, and offer them newfound knowledge that they'll love to share with friends and family.
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What’s inside The Week Junior Science+Nature?
That’s Amazing! –all the latest fascinating discoveries, coolest inventions and surprising facts
Fascinating features – brilliant articles written by the UK’s best scientists, explainers and authors
Mysteries of Science – investigates the true stories behind strange phenomena and unexplained events
Coding Club – a place to code and create, with projects made in collaboration the Raspberry Pi Foundation
The Lab – easy-to-do experiments and activities
Tons of great competitions and giveaways!
From the editor
Hi - I’m very proud to edit the UK’s best STEM magazine for children. Every issue of The Week Junior Science+Nature takes readers on epic voyage of discovery, from the depths of the oceans to the outer reaches of the cosmos, and from the days of the dinosaurs to our high-tech future. Every page will delight, educate and entertain, and I’m sure your child will enjoy reading it as much as we enjoy making it! –
Dan Green, Editor
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