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March 12, 2025

Tried and tested in real classrooms

Over 3,000 students in over 100 classrooms tested LEGO® Education Science – the most well-researched and tested learning solution in the history of LEGO® Education.

Our tests showed high student collaboration and engagement, while teachers reported that students successfully met science learning objectives. We are thrilled to offer a supplemental science solution that is backed by real-world tests and feedback – one that is fit-for-purpose, engaging, and intentionally designed with the needs of both students and educators in mind.

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