AI and Programming STEM Workshops
in-school workshopSoftware Engineering is an exciting and rewarding career. Engineers bring knowledge of computer programming, algorithmic design and engineering principles to create web applications, games and complex...
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Xplore! Science Discovery Centre
WalesEngineering is an essential field that encompasses a wide range of disciplines, from designing and building structures to creating innovative technologies that drive modern society. At Xplore!, we...
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JuniorSTEM Lego Robotics
in-school workshopThe 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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The Natural World: Earth, Environment & Water
in-school workshop'We Make Our Future' is a new interactive, educational & entertaining science show for the next generation of engineers! It was created in collaboration with the Digital Engineering Technology &...
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The Apprentice Themed Day: Fired or hired
in-school workshopWiseUp’s Apprentice Themed Day is a dynamic, project-based experience that brings key aspects of the KS4 and KS5 Engineering curriculum to life. By tasking students with the design, construction,...
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Alton Towers
West MidlandsA visit to Alton Towers offers school groups an exciting chance to explore the world of engineering up close. With its impressive array of roller coasters and attractions, students can learn about the...
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Beginner STEMbotics - Robotics & Coding KS1-KS2
in-school workshopStudents can use a range of mechanisms to improve the functionality of their robots, such as using gears to speed up a vehicle. Our workshops ensure students have opportunities to explore, design and modify.
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Cybersecurity & Cryptography Workshop - Y5-Y9
in-school workshop Engineering isn't taught explicitly as a subject in KS2 & KS3 but the skills developed through the Technical Knowledge objectives in the Design Technology curriculum provide students with the...
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Marine Missions: LEGO Spike Prime Challenges and Discoveries
in-school workshopEngineering enters so many of our activities that are adapted for your students. For example, one of the workshops has the students building a section of a robot so that they can code it to complete a task, while another activity tasks the students to create a structure in Minecraft.
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British History at Ironbridge & Wroxeter in the heart of Shropshire-Curricul
West Midlands Embark on an immersive journey into the heart of the Industrial Revolution with a school trip to Ironbridge & Wroxeter, presented by Curriculum Travel. Ironbridge, famously known as the birthplace of...
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Hands-On In-Person STEM Workshops & Clubs
in-school workshopAt Inventors & Makers, we believe every child should grow up seeing themselves as an inventor and engineer - inspired today to shape the world of tomorrow.
Building future-proof skills like...
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STEM Workshops for Any Location
online/in-school workshopEngineering is our passion and we believe it's a gateway to equipping children for the future job market as well as giving them a creative outlet to express their creativity and ideas.
We teach...
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Intermediate OR Advanced STEMbotics Robotics & Coding Y4-Y11
in-school workshopEngineering isn't taught explicitly as a subject in KS1 & KS2 but the skills developed through the Technical Knowledge objectives in the Design Technology curriculum provide students with the...
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Rocket Science and Forces
London & South EastStudents learn about engineering through the hands-on process of building their own air-powered rockets, considering how air pressure, shape, and stability affect flight—just like real engineers. By...
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Empire Windrush
in-school workshopThere are Construction Elements Included on this workshop, where pupils have to follow instructions together to engineer the structure, so need to help and guide one another to ensure a successful build.
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Iron Bridge
West Midlands The world's first iron bridge was erected over the River Severn here in Shropshire in 1779. This pioneering structure marked a turning point in English design and engineering; after it was built, cast iron came to be widely used in construction.
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Pre History Workshops
in-school workshopFocused practical tasks taking history as a starting point and using, DT, maths literacy, science and drama to differing degrees pupils create large scale reconstructions of famous architectural landmarks that bring curriculum subjects to life.
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St Mawes Castle
South WestOne of the best preserved of Henry VIII's coastal fortresses, St Mawes was part of a chain of forts built in response to the threat of invasion. With all of this history represented at the site, there are plenty of learning opportunities to explore.
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Bridge Building / Bridges, Maths & Design
in-school workshopUsing fine & gross motor skills with basic materials and simple instructions, leaners work individually and in groups to construct a warren truss bridge structure 2m in length.
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Tudor Workshops
in-school workshopFocused practical tasks taking history as a starting point and using, DT, maths literacy, science and drama to differing degrees pupils create large scale reconstructions of famous architectural landmarks that bring curriculum subjects to life.
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