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LEGO has announced that they will be celebrating the 20th anniversary of Jack Stone with five limited-edition sets with golden figures. The theme was introduced back in 2001 and it has gathered a cult following in the LEGO community ever since. Read more about the LEGO Jack Stone 20th Anniversary sets in the press release below.

Police Cruiser (4600) – Police
Res-Q Wrecker (4604) – Jack Stone
Aqua Res-Q Transport (4606) – Res-Q (Helmet)
Bank Breakout (4608) – Bank Robber
Aqua Res-Q Super Station (4610) – Res-Q (Cap)

Billund, April 1: Twenty years ago, LEGO® released a fun adventure theme based around Jack Stone that entered the lives of millions of children and fans around the world. Today, the LEGO Group is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the much-loved range that continues to unite fans of all ages and has inspired some of the greatest adventures ever built.

You’re invited to a trip down memory lane. See the story of five, collectible 20th Anniversary Edition LEGO® Jack Stone sets, and your favorite characters, memories, and models from 20 years ago.

Jack Stone was first introduced at the International Toy Fair in New York in February 2001 and has been captivating fans ever since. An impressive 11 sets were launched that year. Over the next year, many crowd pleasers have been released, including the Rapid Response Tanker and AIR Operations HQ. This was a triumph in itself because of its challenging designs. The design team came up with the idea of creating fun new characters which has

The LEGO Foundation has announced that they have partnered with Play Included C.I.C. to launch Brick Club which is a program to help neurodivergent children. Through a shared interest in LEGO play, children will work together in groups to build specific sets or build their own models. Read more about about Brick Club below.

THE LEGO FOUNDATION PARTNERS WITH SOCIAL ENTERPRISE, PLAY INCLUDED™ C.I.C., TO STRENGTHEN & SCALE LEGO® PLAY BASED LEARNING PROGRAMME FOR NEURODIVERGENT CHILDREN

Inspired by stories from autistic children and their parents, the LEGO Foundation joins Play Included™ to reimagine the ‘Brick-by-Brick™’ programme and help uplift children and young people who may benefit from social communication support to boost emotional wellbeing

Billund, Denmark, March 31, 2021: Ahead of World Autism Awareness Day on April 2nd, the LEGO Foundation announces their support of Play Included™ C.I.C., a UK-based social enterprise dedicated to training teachers and psychologists to use LEGO® play for therapeutic purposes as part of the successful Brick-by-Brick™ programme. The partnership is based on a shared belief that all children should have equal opportunities in life to develop the broad set of skills needed to thrive in the 21st century, such as social communication skills. The LEGO Foundation and Play Included recognise and value the unique talents of autistic children and want to help support them through the partnership. Together, they will strengthen and expand the Brick-by-Brick learning through play concept, reaching more children aged 5-18 years who can benefit from it.

The Brick-by-Brick programme brings children together through a shared interest in