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Twin Science (legally Twin Science & Robotics) is a United Kingdom-based educational technology company that develops science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) learning solutions for children aged 6–14. Its products combine artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and sustainability education aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The company has received international recognition, including winning the UK Government’s Made in the UK, Sold to the World Award in 2025 and multiple edtech industry awards.

History

Twin Science originated as a social responsibility initiative within the Turkish non-governmental organization Young Guru Academy (YGA), where volunteers delivered STEM workshops in underprivileged communities. In 2024, the company secured £1.25 million in investment funding to expand its educational technology offerings internationally, backed by investors such as Mindstone Learning, Earth VC, and WePlay Ventures.

Programs and Methodology

STEM for Sustainability

The company promotes a learning framework called STEM for Sustainability (S4S), which integrates STEM subjects with sustainability education. Students work on applied projects such as earthquake detection systems, sustainable farming prototypes, accessibility devices like smart canes, and ocean-cleaning robots. These activities are intended to combine scientific knowledge with social awareness and sustainability goals.

Products and Solutions

Educator Portal – A digital library of lesson plans, interactive videos, and AI-based planning tools aligned with curricula such as IGCSE, IB, and US standards.

Student App – A gamified platform with sustainability-themed games, experiments, and quizzes. It generates monthly AI-powered skill reports for students and feedback for educators.

STEM Kits – Modular robotics and coding kits enabling children to prototype projects addressing sustainability challenges.

Social Impact

Through the World Science Movement, Twin Science provides free STEM education opportunities for underprivileged children. Using a “buy one, give one” model, the company has reached students in Turkey, the UK, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, Cameroon, and Tanzania.

Recognition

Twin Science has received several industry awards:

Made in the UK, Sold to the World Awards (2025) – Winner in the Education & EdTech category, recognized by the UK Department for Business and Trade.

Bett Awards (2020) – Winner in Special Educational Needs Solutions for the Twin Science Kits.

Play for Change Awards (2020) – Silver Award in the Future Skills category, presented by Toy Industries of Europe.

See also

Educational technology

STEM education

Sustainability education