Science Kits

A science kit packs everything a physical science practical needs into one box: lab glassware, measured chemicals, safety gear, and a step-by-step manual, so learners run real experiments instead of just reading about them.

Our range centres on the ChemStart kits for Grades 10 to 12, built for the South African CAPS Physical Sciences syllabus, alongside general school science kits for younger or broader learning. We're adding more kits to the range over time.

Complete science kit laid out on a lab bench

What is a Science Kit?

A science kit is an all-in-one practical kit that pairs lab glassware and chemicals with a step-by-step manual, so a learner can run real experiments instead of just reading about them. Each one is packed as a complete take-home or take-to-class lab, with the apparatus, reagents, and safety gear sized to the grade it's built for.

Our range centres on the ChemStart kits, built for CAPS Physical Sciences Grades 10 to 12, alongside general school kits for broader science learning. Each comes with glassware, measured chemicals, safety gear, and a printed manual, and refill kits are available once the chemicals run out.

Common uses of science kits in the lab

  • CAPS physical science practical using a science kit

    CAPS Physical Science Practicals

    Each ChemStart kit is built around one CAPS grade: Grade 10's mixtures and chemical change work, Grade 11's reaction types, Grade 12's esterification, equilibrium and rates of reaction. Learners work through the actual experiments rather than just the theory, and the manual walks through each one step by step, worksheet included.

  • Science kit set up for home and homeschool learning

    Home and Homeschool Learning

    A science kit turns a kitchen table or study desk into a working lab, since every apparatus and chemical a practical needs travels in one case. Homeschool families and matric students revising alone can run the same experiments a school lab would, at their own pace, following the manual's instructions and worksheets.

  • Science kit set up for a classroom demonstration

    Classroom Demonstrations

    Teachers use complete kits to save setup time between lessons: the glassware, reagents and safety gear arrive already portioned and packed together, so there's no measuring out chemicals from scratch. That suits a shared class set just as well as a teacher's own demonstration bench.

  • Refilling a science kit's chemical bottles

    Refill and Repeat Practicals

    Once a kit's chemicals run out, a refill kit restocks just the reagents, not the glassware or manual. That lets a school or family repeat the same practicals in later years, or top up a class set, without buying a full kit again.