Category: LEGO Education (Page 1 of 4)

LEGO has announced that they will not be renewing their partnership with FIRST and this season will be the last First LEGO League season together. LEGO Education will still launch a 2027-2028 season but didn’t give details on what it will consist of at this time. LEGO Education back in January announced that they will be releasing a new Computer Science & AI learning solution while the SPIKE Portfolio will be retired at the end of June.

Since 1998 we have partnered with FIRST® to inspire kids through STEM learning. As we look to the future, we’ve decided not to renew our partnership with FIRST. The 2026-2027 FIRST® LEGO® League season will be our last together.

LEGO® Education will launch a 2027-2028 season, and we look forward to bringing fun, inspiring and creative STEM learning and the important skills it develops to even more children in the future.

We can’t share more details yet, only that we will continue to work with our incredibly dedicated partners, volunteers and community around the world. Thank you for all you do to inspire the next generation of problem-solvers and visionaries.

For now, let’s finish the 2025-2026 season strongly and make the 2026-2027 FIRST LEGO League season one of the best!

Thank you FIRST for your shared vision and collaboration.

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LEGO has officially revealed a new line of LEGO Education sets called Learning at Home which should be available tomorrow. The sets are designed for kids to learn at home by doing various science experiments. One thing to note is that the Space sets have some new printing for the astronaut minifigures.

Moon Mission Science Kit (45200) – 519 pieces/$49.99

Ignite a love of science and lunar travel in kids aged 8 plus with this Moon Mission Science Kit (45200), part of the LEGO® Education building-set collection. Target their passion for space with an educational toy they can build and play with repeatedly. Launch kids’ critical thinking skills with a spaceship toy, Earth-to-moon launchpad, habitat, greenhouses, 2 astronaut minifigures and more. Inspire STEM learning, exploration and independent play with the included physical science experiments for kids, which encourage them to find solutions and invent new ways of achieving their goals through fun. It’s great that adults can boost kids’ learning with a cool space toy that sparks ingenuity. This STEM gift for kids is ideal for holidays, Christmas or birthdays, encouraging them to jump in and get started. Girls and boys of all ages can develop their problem-solving and other STEM skills while enjoying a set that offers fun ways to learn more about their passion. Set contains 519 pieces.

Antarctic Animals Science Kit (45201) – 461 pieces/$49.99

Spark a love of science and nature in kids aged 7 years old and over with this Antarctic Animals Science Kit (45201), part of a series of LEGO®

Not to be overshadowed by the LEGO Pokemon set reveals yesterday, LEGO Education has announced that they will releasing a new Computer Science & AI learning solution. Whether you like it or not, AI is here and companies have to adapt or fall behind. It was only last year at the same time that LEGO announced LEGO Education Science and this new Computer Science & AI expands on the learning system.

With this announcement, LEGO Education has also revealed that the LEGO Education SPIKE Portfolio will be retired which includes SPIKE Prime and SPIKE Essential. End of sales for the SPIKE Portfolio will be June 30, 2026 and at that time the SPIKE App will no longer be supported.

LEGO® Education Announces Hands-on Computer Science & AI Learning Solution

• K-8 teachers see benefits of hands-on computer science and AI education but lack the right tools to engage students, according to a new report, “Building the Future: A Global Report on Computer Science & AI Education”
• Age-appropriate and standards-aligned LEGO® Education lessons equip educators with everything they need to teach computer science and AI concepts as part of their curriculum
• Students explore and build essential computer science and AI literacy skills through hands-on, collaborative, and meaningful learning

BILLUND, DENMARK, 12 JANUARY 2026 – Today, LEGO® Education announced a new hands-on solution and curriculum for computer science and artificial intelligence (AI) for K-8 classrooms that fosters collaboration, creativity, and learning outcomes. Shipping from April 2026, LEGO® Education Computer Science & AI enables schools and districts

Earlier today, LEGO Education announced their newest learning solution, LEGO Education Science, which helps educators bring more hands-on science learning to students. LEGO Education Science features 120+ science lessons and class presentations for grades K-8.

LEGO® Education Announces Hands-on Learning Solution for K-8 Science

Hands-on learning helps build confidence, yet only half of students have access to these experiences in science class, according to a new LEGO® Education report. LEGO® Education Science aims to change that.

Billund, Denmark, 14 January, 2025: Today, LEGO® Education announced its new learning solution, LEGO® Education Science, to help educators bring hands-on science learning to more students. Designed to boost engagement, LEGO Education Science features 120+ engaging, standards-aligned science lessons and ready-to-use class presentations that bring science to life for teachers and students (K-8 or ages 5-11+).

Critical thinking skills and an understanding of science concepts and practices are increasingly needed for the future. Yet, the State of Classroom Engagement Report: Science Edition, a survey commissioned by LEGO Education, found that 45 percent of students who listed science as one of their “least favorite” subjects described it as “too hard”, and 37 percent felt they were “bad at it.” Notably, 58 percent of these students were girls, highlighting the ongoing STEM gap.

These findings underscore the need to reimagine science class to be more inclusive for students and teachers. In addition to understanding scientific concepts, science learning also plays a crucial role in developing skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, and creativity. Every student deserves to succeed in science, and,