Mission: Protect our oceans exhibition launched!
From the hundreds of invention ideas submitted, 15 Little Inventors ideas have been brought to life by professional makers and artisans and are presented together here to celebrate this year’s launch of the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development. We hope you enjoy seeing the amazing inventions and finding out more about our marvellous project!
Little Inventors turns children's ideas into reality!
Calling all children aged 5–12, to share their ideas with the world!
We encourage all invention ideas – from the helpful and practical, to the wacky and bonkers.
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Mission: Protect our oceans – Exhibit launch and winners!
The winners of Mission: Protect our oceans have been announced!
Charity Children Heard and Seen host Little Inventors Christmas events
Children Heard and Seen charity have been hosting virtual Little Inventors workshops over the Christmas period! This wonderful charity supports children and families who have been impacted by parental imprisonment. The theme for their workshops is "invent something that will be useful over the Christmas holidays."
Go Green competition with National Geographic Kids UK
WIN A FREE COPY of our new book - Little Inventors Go Green, through our competition with National Geographic Kids UK! We are receiving amazing invention ideas that would help protect our world and make for a better planet. National Geographic Kids UK have 5 copies of our new Go Green book to give away to the lucky competition winners.
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Little Inventors Pioneers take on the North East
CHILDREN as young as eight have been designing their own creations to help use and store energy better.
The Little Inventors competition saw pupils across the North-East, aged between eight and 12-years-old, send in their ideas before 15 winning entries were chosen.Five of the winning designs came from children in the Tees Valley while other successful innovations came from Sunderland and Northumberland.
