ToysInSchool
The children will use (with one-on-one supervision) a range of tools such as "a hand drill" and "hammer" to build their own wooden toy and use glue and string to join materials and components.
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JuniorSTEM Lego Robotics
The children build and program Robotic Lego models. They all have either wheels & axles, gears, levers, pulleys or cams - or a combination of these. Whilst building they will gain experience in...
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Alton Towers
Alton Towers offers school groups a fantastic opportunity to explore the fascinating world of mechanics and engineering. With its world-class roller coasters and rides, students can gain hands-on...
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Hands-On In-Person STEM Workshops & Clubs
Our workshops for KS1 and KS2 are linked to many areas of the Design & Technology curriculum, including engineering structures, mechanisms and the design process itself. We'll help your pupils...
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Beginner STEMbotics - Robotics & Coding KS1-KS2
This workshop involves students building robots from instructions that can teach them about various mechanisms including cams, levers and pulleys, and gearing.
If you would like us to focus the...
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Tudor Galleon Workshops
Construction Elements Included, where pupils have to follow instructions together to form the structure, so need to help and guide one another to ensure a successful build.
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Arts, Crafts & Planet Friendly Projects
Our arts workshops align with the Design & Technology curriculum by engaging students in the full creative process—from research and idea development to design, making, and evaluation. Projects like...
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Bridge Building For KS1
Construction Elements Included, where pupils have to follow instructions together to form the structure, so need to help and guide one another to ensure a successful build.
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Empire Windrush
Construction Elements Included, where pupils have to follow instructions together to form the structure, so need to help and guide one another to ensure a successful build.
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The MAD Museum
Covering Year 1-11+.
MAD covers mechanics, engineering, electronics and different materials. Get to grips with the wonderfully inquisitive world of engineering and purposeful beauty. We help pupils...
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Intermediate OR Advanced STEMbotics Robotics & Coding Y4-Y11
This workshop involves students building robots from instructions that can teach them about various mechanisms including cams, levers and pulleys, and gearing.
If you would like us to focus the...
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Programming virtual robots
Brand New - Robot programming workshops that can be run entirely virtually. Two types are offered, Scratch based (best for KS2) and Python based (best for KS3).
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Anglo Saxon Workshop
Construction Elements Included, where pupils have to follow instructions together to form the structure, so need to help and guide one another to ensure a successful build.
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School Residentials in London
Head to the capital to bring learning alive with a huge variety of activities and sights - not forgetting 22 National Museums on offer. Discover Big Ben, Trafalgar Square and Buckingham Palace, along with the Eye, Madame Tussauds and London Dungeons.
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Viking Workshops
We only use two materials in the majority of our workshops; dowel and rubber bands. Using these simple materials pupils can easily grasp the importance of triangulation and strong bond in structures,...
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WWII Anderson Shelter
Construction Elements Included, where pupils have to follow instructions together to form the structure, so need to help and guide one another to ensure a successful build.
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London City Bus Tours
Embarking on a tour of London’s architectural landmarks offers a fascinating glimpse into the city’s rich history and design evolution. Start at the Tower of London, a UNESCO World Heritage site,...
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Pre History Workshops
Construction Elements Included, where pupils have to follow instructions together to form the structure, so need to help and guide one another to ensure a successful build.
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Iron Bridge
Nestled in a spectacular wooded gorge stands a monument to British industry – the world’s first iron bridge. Crossing the River Severn, it was completed in 1779 and opened to traffic in 1781. It...
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Orford Castle
Discover one of England’s most complete and unusual keeps, at this fascinating visitor attraction in Suffolk. The unique polygonal tower keep of Orford Castle stands beside the pretty town and former port, which Henry II also developed here.
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School Trip London & South East
Subjects: Art, Bushcraft, Citizenship, Design Technology, Dinosaurs, English, Fieldstudies, Geography, Environmental Geography, Human Geography, Physical Geography, Geology, History, Beyond Living Memory, Edwardian, Elizabethans, Georgian, Industrial, Local History, Medieval, Monarchs, Prehistory, Romans, Saxons, Significant Individuals, Tudors, Twentieth Century, Victorian, Vikings, World War, Maths, Physical Education, PSHE, Religious Education, Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Team Building, SEN
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