From Rockets to Robotics: Picking Your Ideal NASA Adventure
Educating AdventuresAny trip to NASA is sure to inspire your students, but with the right workshops, you can truly spark their curiosity and passions.
Kennedy Space Center
Kennedy (KSC) is the place where the Apollo missions were launched to the Moon, and in 2026, it will be the launch site for the Artemis rockets as humans return to the Moon. This is the world's busiest space port and also offers your students the widest range of workshops.
- Camp KSC - The Space Camp is a 3-day programme that then merges visits around KSC with Astronaut Training experiences (ATX) where students complete Mars landing simulations, microgravity training, and the Space Launch System as either a launch control team member or part of the Orion capsule crew. They would also have a day completing the Mars Base 1 simulation, where the group would work together to solve base operations emergencies, program robots to optimise solar energy and sustain life in the Botany Lab. The ATX and Mars Base workshops can be booked separately and are generally suitable for students up to 17.
- Space Trek - If you wanted more of an in-depth workshop, there are a couple of programmes at KSC investigating either robotics and programming or rocketry and forces. Competing in challenges using roles organised in the same way as NASA structures its teams.
KSC offers the most flexible and affordable NASA workshops, ranging from 1 to 5 days and with all the delights and attractions of Orlando just around the corner, this is a trip students are sure to sign up for!
Johnson Space Center - Space Center University
This programme is based at Johnson Space Center, the home of Mission Control in Houston. It is a 5-day programme, from Monday morning to Friday midday. It is slightly more academic than other programs, with a good mix of group scientific investigations, launching rockets and programming workshops. With specialised programmes for ages 11-14 and 15-18, this trip works well for older students.
Outside of NASA, we have organised trips to Kemah Boardwalk, Surfing, American Football or Basketball games.
For those looking for a more in-depth look into the science and engineering of space flight this is the trip for you!
U.S. Space & Rocket Center - Home of Space Camp
Space Camp is an all-inclusive experience with advanced options for older students. Like Space Center U this is a great option for those looking for a full programme focused on space.
It is a fixed itinerary from Sunday afternoon to Friday morning and has a full mix of active teambuilding, leadership, as well as STEM-focused activities. Work together to complete flight simulations, build and launch model rockets, and learn about space science and teamwork through interactive workshops and challenges designed to inspire future innovators.
Space camp is the best option for those looking for a holistic experience for their students.


If you are interested in hearing a bit more about how Educating Adventures can help you with planning your next school visit then why not get in touch here.
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