Hape Toys are world renowned for their toys. Not only are they incredibly creative and colourful, but they’re also eco-friendly and are made from sustainable materials and the Hape Discovery Scientific Workbench is no different.
With over 15 science experiments and creations, this 79 piece set is the perfect set up to spawn a love for everything STEM.
Designed for those aged four and over, each experiment they complete will produce a new machine to help teach them about science; whether it’s the jumping frog, waving hands or a wind maker they’ll have fun constructing and learning about how things are built and how they work.
One of the best things about this workbench is the fact that it’s entirely transportable. The toolbox has a handle which means you can take it anywhere you want. This then lends itself to pointing out the size. It’s actually a lot smaller than I expected. Because it’s described as a workbench I thought it’d be something the kids would be able to stand at, but instead it probably needs mounting on something to bring it up to that level. In turn this means that actually it doesn’t take up a whole load of room.

Before the kids get started you’ll need to put the discovery scientific workbench together. It’s really simple to construct and is actually pretty sturdy! The tray on the bottom means everything can be stored together too, especially the smaller pieces. It’s the perfect gift for kids who want to discover and play on their own, or whether they’ve got friends or siblings they want to create and explore experiments with.
Hape also have other sets alongside this one that would work really well including the Deluxe Scientific Workbench, the Science Experiment Toolbox and the Three Experiment Kit. If you’re looking for something a little bigger or a little smaller, these are great options to explore.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS
- This competition will open on 27th November 2019 and will close on 7th December 2019 at 11.59pm
- One winner will be selected at random
- One winner will receive one Hape Discovery Scientific Workbench
- You must be a UK resident aged 18 or over
- No cash alternative will be offered
- The winner will be contacted by email and announced on Raising the Rings Facebook and Twitter
- The winner will have 28 days to respond to their winner’s email
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- Prize will be provided within 28 days from winner’s response
*I received this product in return for a review. All views and opinions are my own.

Maths is my favourite subject, and is what I used daily in my work as a financial analyst.
Technology is my favourite.
Maths – for some reason I always preferred it! Bertie is definitely more science though
Science
Maths – I’ve always loved numbers and been good with them.
Science. always
Science
Science one I loved doing at School
Maths, I like numbers, not people haha! My eldest son is doing Maths A level though and that is way beyond me!
Maths, I have loved it since infant school!
Definitely science experiments are exciting
Technology is my favourite, I quite like Maths if it’s not too difficult.
My 8 year old loves Maths
Science was always my favourite. Maths just makes my brain shut down!
Science is my fav
Science for me – love to see how things work!
Maths is my favourite although I love them all.
I love science
I would probably choose maths
Maths
Maths -it is the basis of everything and affects everyday life the most.
Technology is my favourite. Love computational thinking activities, unplugged, coding, RaspberryPi, BBC:Microbits etc.
Maths
This looks great. We tend to focus on the maths part of STEM as Dan is a maths teacher so it’s easier x
Maths for me as that’s the foundation for them all
Science – I find maths a real struggle but love the fun experiments of science
Technology is my favourite although it seems to cover quite a variety
technology for me! x
Maths would be amazing!!
Favourite is technology
I would say Science because I’m very interested in Biology
I absolutely love science but made the mistake of studying physics which I loved but was pants at and not doing Chemistry which I loathed but was fabulous at.
Technology is my favourite
Science has always been my favourite
Has to be Science, always enjoyed the subject at school, its an interesting topic
has to be science – I loved it at school and for a long time I had planned to go into biochemistry at University
I found this difficult but think Science wins
Science is my favourite subject
I loved science until the teacher introduced physics. Hopeless at maths. .
Science because it covers so much (and includes a lot of skills from the rest!)
Maths, as we need to be good at it in school
Science
Science, so cool
I love the engineering ones! Especially for girls as there is a real shortage of female engineers
Definitely Science!
Science because its the only one I’m halfway decent at.x
engineering
I like technology
i have always been a lover of science
Maths has always been my favourite subject.
Maths has always been my favouriet subject.
I always loved maths! Probably because I was good at it.
Science!
technology
Science
Science