The Team Repair programme lets children get hands-on with real products, developing an intrinsic interest in how things work, and engaging them with STEM and sustainability.
Team Repair is an EdTech startup on a mission to empower the next generation of sustainably minded Engineers and Scientists. Their circular programme allows any educator to teach Key stage 2 and 3 curriculum topics through the real-world skill of repair. Within the 12-week programme, children learn how to mend their favourite electronic gadgets, from remote-controlled cars to game consoles. They’ve been featured in global media, including the World Economic Forum and the BBC.
23rd March, 11:00 – 13:30
Team Repair is hosting a free repair workshop at Stratford Library to celebrate London Repair Week, teaching children ages 10-14 how to fix real gadgets! The workshop will be hosted by our expert team who will guide children through the activity, giving them the opportunity to get hands on with a Team Repair kit, and taking apart and fixing real products. Learn all about repair, the tech and science behind gadgets, and reducing e-waste. No prior repair knowledge needed!
