Science for
the next
generation.

We design and run science education programmes — for schools, NGOs, and institutions that want children to encounter science the way scientists do: with real questions, real materials, and real results.

Schools Teachers NGOs Institutions After-school

Programme areas

01
Biology
in the field
Soil, water, plants, and microbes — observed directly, not from a diagram. Programmes built around environments children already live in.
02
Food
science
Fermentation, nutrition, and what happens to food over time. Experiments children can run in a classroom or kitchen without specialised equipment.
03
Science
as inquiry
Methods, questions, hypotheses, and surprise. A programme designed around the practice of science, not just its conclusions. For children aged 8–16.

Programme materials — sample outputs

What lives in soil? earthworm nematode What did you find? Organism 1: ___________ Organism 2: ___________ Organism 3: ___________ Count per 100g of soil Why does healthy soil have more organisms? Your answer...
Soil biology — field worksheet
Make Your Own Yoghurt A fermentation experiment What you need milk starter jar warm Steps 1 Heat milk to 45°C. Let it cool slightly. 2 Add 2 tbsp of plain yoghurt. Stir gently. 3 Pour into a jar. Keep warm for 8 hours. What do the bacteria do to the milk?
Yoghurt fermentation — experiment card
How does science work? observe notice things question ask why predict make a guess test it experiment analyse what happened? share tell others
Scientific method — classroom poster

Working with
schools and NGOs.

We partner with schools, after-school programmes, and science access organisations. We design the materials, train the facilitators, and run the programmes ourselves where needed.

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