Whilst getting ready for the day today, we were intrigued to find an article on BBC News website discussing an issue that we feel is a crucial one in the area of children’s toys and child development. The article entitled ‘Has the imagination disappeared from Lego?’ suggests that over time, Lego toys have become less […]
Read MoreMonth: November 2014
Autumn Fair at Greens Windmill!!!
Saturday 8th of November 2014! Rain! Again! A typical British morning. No surprises there. We set up our table in Greens Windmill venue without any huge expectations. “The rainy weather will keep people inside” we all thought. We had stalls all around, some delicious cupcakes directly opposite particularly caught our attention and we began to […]
Read MoreBack to school..
Friday! While others waiting for the weekend we are impatient for our visit to Middleton Primary School in Nottingham. Every time that we plan to meet people and to test our product we have the same feelings. Excitement, anticipation, a splash of nervousness, and a lot of intrigue. Children are honest and demanding, we love […]
Read MoreSimbrix meets teenagers!
This week, we had the pleasure of visiting a local secondary school and trying out Simbrix on a group of teenagers. Through the many events that we have attended, we’ve generally had a positive reception from children and adults alike. Working with teenagers on the other hand – we would be lying if we said […]
Read MoreGame City 2014
GameCity 2014 Today marked a historic event, our first show! And our first opportunity to share Simbrix with the world. We were at Gamecity 2014 in Nottingham. GameCity, for those not in the know, is one of the highlights of the year here in Nottingham and draws people from all over the UK (and further […]
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