As part of the Science Mad! takeover with Trends UK, we’re offering two lucky families the chance to get their hands on two brilliant items from the Science Mad! collection.
With Trends UK’s Science Mad! range, kids and their parents can enjoy together fun experiments in the fields of chemistry, physics, electronics and more. This collection is packed full of awesome kits and scientific equipment, which have real working features. So, get ready to get serious about science and investigate the Science Mad! collection today.
You can read all about our favourite items from the range, via the main takeover page.
Alternatively, keep reading to find out how you can win two great products from the range.
What’s up for grabs?
As part of the takeover, Trends UK is offering two lucky readers the chance to win a Science Mad! Chemistry Lab Set (RRP £32.99) and a Science Mad! Planetarium Star Globe (RRP £29.99).
About the Science Mad! Chemistry Lab:
Kids can discover the wonders of chemistry with this well-equipped laboratory set with an excellent selection of 10 different chemicals. It includes a real methylated spirit burner to help when learning about the fascinating chemical reactions involving heat. Children will love performing 80+ safety-tested, themed experiments, all clearly planned and set out within the detailed instruction manual.
About the Science Mad! Planetarium Star Globe:
Bring the wonder of star-gazing into your home. The Planetarium Star Globe has a rotating, light up globe of the major constellations such as Orion, Pegasus, and Ursa Major that projects onto the walls and ceiling of a darkened room. The base makes the globe rotate and you can point at stars and constellations moving around you.
A chance to win
To be in with a chance of winning, simply answer the question and fill in the form by the closing date of Monday 7th November 2022 at 3:30pm.
This competition is also listed on The Prize Finder, Loquax, Competitions-Time and LikeWow.
For more Science Mad! fun, head back to the main takeover hub now.
Main image credit: The Amazing Adventures of Me
