In the coming weeks, thousands of parents and kids will be spending more time at home as a result of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you ...

With the majority of UK children now permanently at home, parents and guardians have suddenly been given a new role – school teacher. It can be difficult to know how to keep kids engaged and learning ...

A DIY video has revealed the different ways a microwave can be used to perform a number of different at-home science experiments. Using mushroom skins to make a hand-made wallet and making glass from ...

Looking for a science project to do with kids? These experiments go beyond the trivial and incorporate real-world scientific research. Around the world, millions of kids are headed back to school in a ...

If you’re running out of ideas to keep the kids busy during the summer holidays - there are lots of easy science experiments you can try. With schools closed for summer, many parents are keen to ...

This Science Week, Dr Karl encourages parents and children to see ‘the beauty of doing physical experiments right at home’ Children and adults alike may be stuck at home during Science Week this year, ...

Science experiments in schools are fast becoming a thing of the past, according to the teachers who feel compelled to sideline them. The pressures from an overloaded curriculum, a lack of funding and ...

We’re here to guide you through the coronavirus lockdown. Sign up to the Life newsletter for daily tips, advice, how-tos and escapism. Eight weeks into lockdown and it can feel like we’ve done it all ...

Make a SPOOKtacular bubbling cauldron at home powered by the magic of science. You may not have a cauldron in your kitchen cupboard, but a bowl or mug will look just as effective. Let Big Manny show ...

If you have these everyday ingredients, you can do fun science experiments at home, as the Head Squeeze team demonstrates. Pepper, washing detergent, vinegar and an egg. If you have any of these ...