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A Repair-Filled Bank Holiday? Kick Off a Screen-Free Summer of Science 🛠☀️

Educational
May 26, 2025
Zoe - Team Repair

It is Bank Holiday Monday, a welcome chance to slow down, enjoy time with family, and perhaps start thinking ahead to the long summer holidays.

If you are looking for meaningful, screen free summer holiday activities for your children, we have something rather special. At Team Repair, we believe hands on science, sustainability, and repair teaching can offer one of the most powerful and fun forms of education.

And right now, checkout for our At-Home Fixers Club is open, but only for a short time.

Why Repair Matters in Education

Repair is not just a life skill, it is a new way of thinking. Our kits are designed to help children develop curiosity, creativity and resilience through real world problem solving. Each kit includes a broken gadget with faults we have built in, and guides children to diagnose and fix it while learning core science and design and technology concepts from the Key Stage 2 and 3 curriculum.

A Screen Free Summer to Remember

On average, children in the UK spend more than 35 hours a week on smartphones (this is equivalent to having a full-time job!)[1]. That number often increases over the summer holidays. And while some screen time can be educational, many families are keen to create a better balance.

This is where Team Repair comes in!➡️

  • Include a completely screen free option
  • Packed with STEM repair challenges
  • Delivered directly to your door, ready to engage curious minds

They are also fully circular. Once your child completes their repairs, the kit is sent back to us, re broken, and sent on to another young fixer. This means no e-waste, no clutter, and a genuinely sustainable way to learn.

Kids love it too!

Join the Fixers Club Before Checkout Closes

If you are ready to try something a little different this Bank Holiday, something educational, sustainable, and fun, now is the time.

🕐 Checkout is open for a limited time and will close soon

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