Architecture Workshops

Focused 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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Pupils work in groups to build their own Andersen Shelter using simple materials. They imagine spending the night in the cramped conditions and discuss what they would need during the night. The structures are tested to see whose is the strongest!
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Using fine & gross motor skills, basic materials and simple instructions, pupil's work individually in groups and altogether to build a huge model of the Ship Of The Fens Ely Cathedral. They will remember it forever and tell all at home about it
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Using fine & gross motor skills with basic materials and simple instructions, pupil's work individually in groups and altogether to build a huge model of a Roman Villa, that they will tell everyone at home about and remember forever
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Using fine & gross motor skills with basic materials and simple instructions, pupil's work individually in groups and altogether to build a huge model of the a Tudor Galleon, that they will tell everyone at home about and remember forever.
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Using our knowledge and skills gained from our ever popular KS2 Bridges, Maths & Design workshop, we developed a version for KS1 where 30 pupils build a 12m long suspension bridge.
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Using 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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Hands-On Building Workshops For KS2 to fit in with the curriculum on Settlers & Invaders. Complimenting our Saxon Roundhouse workshop and Roman Villa. Pupils build a 12m long Viking Longship and enact the journey through the icebergs of the arctic.
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Our Hands-On Cross-Curricular Activities are for All Key Stages & Abilities, From EYFS to Sixth Form Making Learning Fun & The Complex Simple. Utilsing Creativity, Problem Solving, Teamwork and Resilience, workshops increase Self Esteem
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Hands-On Building Workshops For KS2 to fit in with the curriculum on Settlers & Invaders. Complimenting our Viking Longboat workshop and Roman Villa. Pupils build a Saxon Roundhouse 6m in diameter, 3m high, large enough for them to all occupy
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Using fine & gross motor skills with basic materials and simple instructions, pupil's work individually in groups and altogether to build a huge model of the The Temple of Athena, that they will tell everyone at home about and remember forever.
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Hands-On Building Workshops For KS2 to fit in with your Victorian Topic. Pupils work individually in teams and altogether to produce a 3m high, 12m long structure that represents the central spine of the Crystal Palace, which they then parade through
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Using fine & gross motor skills, basic materials and simple instructions, pupil's work individually in groups and altogether to build a huge model of a Ferris Wheel, that they will be eager to tell all at home about it and remember forever
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All of our workshops contain elements of STEM, due to the nature of the activity. We have a series of workshops that focus on imagination, creativity, teamwork and problem solving, the most challenging of which we categorise STEAM workshops.
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Our Hands-On Cross-Curricular Activities are for All Key Stages & Abilities, From EYFS to Sixth Form Making Learning Fun & The Complex Simple. Utilsing Creativity, Problem Solving, Teamwork and Resilience, workshops increase Self Esteem by Degrees
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Focused 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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The Ancient Mayans are explored through their Temple building feats and techniques for cutting and transporting the stone. Structured workshops where the students create large scale reconstructions of iconic architectural landmarks.
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Designed to stimulate imaginations and excite children and teachers alike, these workshops focus on simple ideas to great effect. Using numbers, counting, shapes and space pupil's work together to build simple modular forms.
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A compliment to our Greek Parthenon workshop, we present the Trojan Horse. While not large or strong enough to actually climb inside the skeletal structure stands over 4m high
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Using fine & gross motor skills with basic materials and simple instructions, pupil's work individually in groups and altogether to build a huge model of the The Empire Windrush, that they will be eager to tell everyone at home about!
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