The Week Junior Science+Nature

The Week Junior Science+Nature The award-winning monthly magazine that sends 8 to 14-year-old children on epic voyages of discovery.

👋🌿 Meet the judges for the Scavenger Hunt Photo Contest! This year, the Science+Nature team is being joined by professio...
30/07/2025

👋🌿 Meet the judges for the Scavenger Hunt Photo Contest! This year, the Science+Nature team is being joined by professional wildlife photographer Ellie Rothnie.

🌸 Find out more about them at sciencenature.theweekjunior.co.uk/shjudges 🔗

📸 The Scavenger Hunt Photo Contest is an exciting nature treasure hunt and photo competition that gets children aged 7-16 outdoors, exploring and having epic adventures.

Our latest is former doctor and author Adam Kay - writer / comedian. His hilarious books about the human body have kep...
28/07/2025

Our latest is former doctor and author Adam Kay - writer / comedian. His hilarious books about the human body have kept children chuckling for years. 👅👁

Adam didn't use to have many funny books at home growing up. It was only when he got older and read funny books for adults that he realised books could be like that. He said, “They don’t just have to educate or tell a story or be something you have to learn for your exams. They can make you laugh.”

📖 Read more about him in the latest issue of the magazine.

📸 © Will Ireland

26/07/2025

🔍🌸🦋 The theme for this year's Scavenger Hunt Photo Contest is 'Focus on Nature'. That means we’re encouraging young people to ditch the devices, explore wild spaces and focus on the natural world.

📸 The is an exciting nature treasure hunt and photo competition that gets children of 16 and under exploring and having epic adventures.

Children have until 25 August to submit their best snaps. Find out more at sciencenature.theweekjunior.co.uk/scavengerhunt 🔗

📸 Become a whizz at nature photography! 🌿 To get the most out of your kids' nature photos this summer, we've got an amaz...
25/07/2025

📸 Become a whizz at nature photography!

🌿 To get the most out of your kids' nature photos this summer, we've got an amazing guide on how to take the best photographs. From top tips like going low or waiting for the right moment, this download will ensure that every picture your child takes looks great.

Get the tips at sciencenature.theweekjunior.co.uk/shdownloads

✉️ You can get loads more weekend science activities to do with your kids by signing up to our newsletter
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📸 © Getty Images

23/07/2025

📸🌳 Have a listen for a sneak peak at the prizes on offer for the winners and runners-up of the Scavenger Hunt Photo Contest 2025. 🌸🦋🐿

✏️ Find our more about the Scavenger Hunt at sciencenature.theweekjunior.co.uk/scavengerhunt

🦈✨ is coming – the biggest, bitiest sea monster extravaganza?Sharks can glow in the dark, lose thousands of teeth and ...
19/07/2025

🦈✨ is coming – the biggest, bitiest sea monster extravaganza?

Sharks can glow in the dark, lose thousands of teeth and detect electricity… but that’s just the start!

Discover their secrets in this jaw-some new feature in Science+Nature magazine. Perfect for curious kids who love the ocean. 🧠📖

📸 © Getty Images Shark Week

Kickstart your children's wild summer by encouraging them to become real-life nature detectives! 🔍🦋 Join in the betwee...
18/07/2025

Kickstart your children's wild summer by encouraging them to become real-life nature detectives! 🔍

🦋 Join in the between 18 July and 10 August, then send in your results to help scientists build a picture of how butterflies are doing: bigbutterflycount.butterfly-conservation.org/

📸 © Getty Images

18/07/2025

It's finally here! The Scavenger Hunt Photo Contest 2025 opens for entries today. 🌳🦋🐿🌸🌿

📸 The Scavenger Hunt Photo Contest is an exciting nature treasure hunt and photo competition that gets children outdoors, exploring and having epic adventures.

✏️ Find out how to enter at sciencenature.theweekjunior.co.uk/scavengerhunt.

18/07/2025

A long-awaited issue of Science+Nature is out today! Children can:

📸 Start a summer of adventure with the Scavenger Hunt Photo Contest 2025
🩺 Read an interview with bestselling author and former doctor Adam Kay - writer / comedian
🕵️ Find out whether they've got what it takes to be a spy

And much, much more.

This picture, from the latest issue of Science+Nature, was taken at Crater Lake in Oregon, US. 🌎🌋 The seventh deepest la...
15/07/2025

This picture, from the latest issue of Science+Nature, was taken at Crater Lake in Oregon, US. 🌎

🌋 The seventh deepest lake in the world, it was formed 7,700 years ago from the eruption of an ancient volcano called Mount Mazama. The explosion was so powerful it blew the top off and caused the mountain to collapse inward, creating a six-mile-wide crater that over time filled with snow and rainwater. 🌊

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Science+Nature is a brand new magazine packed with all the incredible information, amazing images and must-know facts that you would expect from the team behind The Week Junior — with extra wonder and marvels!

Edited by the award-winning writer Dan Green (author of the best-selling Basher Science books), each issue of this 60-page monthly magazine is designed to ignite curiosity, inspire exploration and stimulate a passion for knowledge in 8- to 15-year-olds. Every issue is jam-packed with wonder; taking readers on a voyage of discovery, from the depths of the oceans to the outer reaches of the cosmos, and from the days of the dinosaurs to our high-tech future. The eight-page The Lab section features hands-on experiments and step-by-step activities, as well as a monthly guide to the night sky for young stargazers.

And, if that isn’t enough already... every issue comes with a GIANT double-sided poster to pull out and stick up.