I’m Lara, a science teacher streaming FREE live lessons for Home Educators. They’re for all ages, they’re award winning… and they’re free! It’s a weird business model but it works!

I teach a weekly all-ages science lesson, and an IGCSE Science lesson and have past Shakespeare lessons, IGCSE Physics lessons and my Lego Story Show. I’ve worked closely with the Home Education community to meet their needs; children do experiments with household objects alongside me, there are free print outs, and EVERYTHING is available on catch up!

It works because most people chip in £5 a month towards my wages. Supporters receive Theatre of Science Magazine (a fantastic, rather sporadic publication), rainbow glasses, and deep gratitude! Sign up here.

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Picture the best bits of school science lessons - enthusiastic teacher, fun practicals, questions that rigorously check understanding - combined with the best bits of home learning! We’re not tied to time, or panicking about tests; we can dig into the details, linger on the fun bits and go off topic..! And it’s ALL free!

These lessons are designed ESPECIALLY for Home Educated children. I pick out key points from the National Curriculum and GCSE syllabuses, then research the subject from all angles, finding / inventing activities that work with household objects. I don’t assume any prior knowledge. Join in live or watch on catch up, I know home education is all about flexibility!

All-ages science lessons

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IGCSE Physics and Science

I’m trained to teach all science subjects, but physics is my specialism. My free archive of IGCSE Physics lessons covers all the content required by the Pearson/Edexcel and Cambridge specifications.

In 2026 I started a new weekly IGCSE Science lesson, starting with a Biology module – this is currently streaming on Facebook and YouTube.

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View IGCSE Science
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Lego story time was a weekly chat about whatever my audience convinced me to research that week! In each show I lead you through an activity using household objects and we take a very deep dive into black holes, woodlice, volcanoes, axolotls, big cats, cake… you name it, we probably covered it! The show ends with a story told in Lego. This is the show that turned science communication into a full-time job for me; I started it in the first week of lockdown and the last show streamed in 2026.

Lego story time

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My feedback…

  • "I think a lot of people can remember the one special teacher they had back in school and the impact it had on them. With Theatre of Science it has been like finding a special teacher with the added bonus of being able to share the whole learning journey with my daughter. It has been brilliant. Thank you!"

    — Facebook review

  • "Lara engages the children with so much respect. Nothing is dumbed down. With volcanoes Lara guided the kids through making a model that actually demonstrates how a volcano works rather than taking the easy option of food colouring and baking soda which has little learning value. It is so refreshing to have something fun, interactive and challenging for key stages 2 and 3. If you have children of different ages it’s perfect as it works on all levels."

    — Facebook review

  • "My 9 year old was refusing to engage with anything resembling school work after suffering from anxiety and not having her needs met at school. She now loves your lessons; today I found her making her own video about the life cycle of Alaskan bears! Thank you for helping her to find a new enjoyment of learning and to find her own voice. I can’t tell you how much it means to us xx"

    — Facebook review

  • “Lara‘s lessons are fab. She is down to earth and shares really interesting information with wonderful enthusiasm ... her sessions stem from a genuine interest in her subject and a desire to share her knowledge and passion.”

    — Facebook review

  • “Lara is absolutely brilliant, engaging, knowledgable and a pleasure to watch. Wish she had been my science teacher when I was at school ... the magazine that you receive when you subscribe is brilliant. My son and I have to fight over it when it arrives.”

    — Facebook review

  • “Absolutely love Lara's lessons and have signed up on patron to get the magazine. So well written and educational...”

    — Facebook review

  • “It really is wonderful - I’m learning as much as the kids and we wouldn’t miss it ... it’s fun, full of information and just the right length the keep everyone’s attention.”

    — Facebook review

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