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Young Climate Action Heroes Shine at Stanhope Primary School, South Shields
Little Inventors recently visited Stanhope Primary School in South Shields to deliver a hands-on invention workshop as part of our ongoing Climate Action Heroes challenge - and the ideas that emerged were nothing short of inspiring.
International Young Inventors from Canada Celebrated After Winning S&DR200 Challenge
We are absolutely delighted to share that one of the winning inventions from our S&DR200: Next Stop the Future! challenge has been celebrated on the other side of the Atlantic - with a special civic recognition in Markham, Canada.
Little Inventors Mission Oceans! Sets Sail in South Korea!
We’re thrilled to announce that Little Inventors Mission Oceans! - the fourth book in our series - has just been published in South Korea by Jolly Books, following the success of the first three titles already released there.
Turning Young Inventors’ Train Designs into Reality with Creative Collaboration
At Little Inventors, we believe every child’s idea has the potential to inspire something amazing - and our collaboration with The Northern School of Art and Orbital FX for the Next Stop: The Future! challenge brought that belief to life spectacularly.
Little Inventors Announces Sixth Year of Creative Collaboration in Michigan
We’re thrilled to announce that Little Inventors and the Macomb Intermediate School District (MISD) have agreed to extend our partnership for a sixth consecutive year of invention challenges in Michigan - a collaboration that continues to grow in impact, enthusiasm and creativity.
OCAD University Placement with Little Inventors
For the third year running Little Inventors as partnered with OCAD University in Toronto, Canada, to offer placement opportunities to students of creative and STEM based courses. This year the placement was awarded to Siyan Jin.
Children's Wild Inventions Come to Life at Newcastle's Historic Lit & Phil
From wearable bird sanctuaries to traffic-free wildlife corridors – local young inventors tackle urban wildlife challenges in an innovative exhibition.
Three winners visit Ryder Architecture!
In preparation for their challenge-winning ideas being brought to life, Cole, Jude, and Odin visited Ryder Architecture to get a taste of how their maker operates.