Are your kids spending too much time on screens? You’re certainly not the only parent asking that question. With smartphones, tablets, gaming consoles and streaming services competing for children’s attention, many families are searching for ways to reduce screen time without sacrificing entertainment or learning.
But finding activities that genuinely capture children’s interest away from screens isn’t always easy. Books don’t appeal to every child, and parents don’t always have the time to organise activities or keep everyone entertained.
What if there was something that could spark your child’s curiosity, encourage independent learning and keep them entertained without a screen in sight?
That’s where OYLA Science Magazine comes in.
Created and published in Australia, OYLA is an award-winning printed science magazine designed for curious children aged 8 and above. Packed with fascinating discoveries, colourful illustrations, puzzles, inventions and hands-on experiments, it turns learning into an adventure.
With two editions — OYLA Junior for ages 8–11 and OYLA for teenagers aged 12+ — there’s something to challenge and inspire young minds at different stages.
And perhaps the best part? A new magazine arrives in your letterbox every month. No apps, no logins, no advertising and no endless scrolling. Just real science, interesting stories and activities children can enjoy at their own pace.
Already enjoyed by more than 10,000 families, schools and libraries across Australia and New Zealand, OYLA offers parents a refreshing alternative to digital entertainment.
For families looking to encourage reading, nurture curiosity and introduce more screen-free time into everyday life, it could be
OYLA Science Magazine: The Screen-Free Gift That Keeps Kids Curious All Year
