Workshop Provided by Hyett Education

Our STEMbotics workshops are great for combining Computing curriculum learning with Design Technology and Science. Students build and code a range of robots capable of taking on unique curriculum-linked challenges.

Workshop Provided by Hyett Education

In this drone workshop students will learn to code the flight patterns of their drones using block programming or Swift coding language (used to develop apps on iPhone and iPad).

They'll instruct their drones to take-off, land, do flips and somersaults, as well as navigate different altitudes and distances to make its way safely around a course.

Workshop Provided by Hyett Education

Our Advanced STEMbotics workshops challenges students to design, build and code LEGO robots using text-based code via Python. Students code their robots using Python, reinforcing and extending prior learning from the computing curriculum. This is a great workshop for challenging competent block coders and introducing them to text-based code. We can cover core coding principles of sequencing, selection and iteration, with the possibility of using functions and variables in longer session formats.

Workshop Provided by Immersive Theatres

Travel back in time with a father and his daughter to meet the ancestors of modern-day birds: feathered dinosaurs. Or join Charles Darwin on his historic voyage to the Galapagos to discover how all living things evolve and change over time.

The 360° dinosaur film is followed by a presenter-led discussion of fossils, life on Earth, and the geological timeline. The evolution fulldome film is followed by an interactive discussion of present-day examples of evolution in action, as well as the geological timeline.

Workshop Provided by Immersive Theatres

Bring history to life! Transport students back to the global turbulence of WWII, or the infamous trenches of WWI. The grim realities of both wars are suggested but never explicitly depicted - making both 360° immersive films suitable for upper KS2 and older.

The presenter-led component includes travelling back in time with the planetarium to see what was in the night sky during The Battle of Britain (WWII), the Battle of Verdun (WWI), or any other event, from any location or British city of your choice. Such personalised 'time travel' adds an extra dimension of realism and understanding to pupils' appreciation of these events.

Workshop Provided by OpenView Education

At OpenView Education, we deliver Knife Crime Awareness Workshops that offer a proactive, early intervention approach for schools.

Created specifically for Upper Key Stage 2 and Year 7, these workshops provide a safe, age-appropriate space for pupils to explore the topic of knife crime through engaging storytelling, discussion, and interactive learning.

Workshop Provided by Heritage Opera

Heritage Opera is able to produce a wide range of inspirational workshops that can be tailored to fit the particular requirements and budget of any school. Workshop packages range from 2 singers and a musical director who present a whistle-stop tour of the history of opera, to an action-packed day of singing, dancing, acting and costume-making with a cast of 8 singers, including a fully staged professional performance in the aternoon or evening. We have a large number of productions in repertory, so it is possible to devise a workshop around other operas that may be especially relevant to a particular school or year group. Please contact us to discuss any ideas you may have.

Workshop Provided by Immersive Theatres

Bring the Universe to Your School - Engaging presenters and 360° projection technology bring the thrill of Space and wonder of the night sky to your school. Students & teachers are left with vivid and lasting memories to motivate classroom learning.

This high-definition planetarium experience includes learning about the planets of the Solar System, both the rocky and gas giants, and how they are held by the Sun's gravity. Pupils vividly witness that the Sun, Earth and Moon are approximately spherical - and the way these objects move relative to the Sun. They also observe how the Moon, rockets and satellites move relative to the Earth; and see for themselves how we experience day and night. The 360° planetarium can also dynamically describe the phases of the Moon, the reason for the seasons, and take children on a hyper-realistic rollercoaster ride to experience inertia, gravity and centripetal acceleration first hand!

Maximise the chances of Oxbridge success. We are passionate about supporting all, not just politics-based, Oxbridge students. Our founder, James Nichols, has spent his career helping hundreds of potential and successful candidates determine if the 'dreaming spires' are for them and equipping them with strategies to successfully apply.

Workshop Provided by Depaul UK

We deliver bold, interactive and engaging workshops to young people in schools, colleges and other education settings, including pupil referral units and alternative provision from key stage 3 through to key stage 5.

Often, young people when faced with having to leave home, don’t know where to turn for support, and are excluded from official statistics. Hidden homelessness is common, with many young people sofa-surfing, staying in temporary accommodation, or unsafe places and at increased risk of harm, abuse and exploitation.

At Dance Workshops for All our professional dance tutors are fully committed to bring tailor made workshops and performances to Schools, Colleges and Adult learning facilities. Dance workshops are the perfect way to promote staying active in the body and positive in the mind. Wellbeing is an important part of life for everybody of all ages and capabilities, spreading this positive message through education using dance and movement is a real passion of ours

Workshop Provided by Vivian Gayle Dance Workshops

VG dance workshops provide creative and educational dance workshops for primary and secondary schools across the UK bringing authenticity in each style of dance to life. Our workshops are fun, exciting, and educational for KS1, KS2, and KS3 classes.The workshops are designed to give students practical skills and knowledge on the history of each workshop helping creativity and confidence. VG dance workshops are very experienced in delivering cultural workshops to educate children on various styles of dance - the workshops are catered for all abilities.

Workshop Provided by FUZE Technologies

In all other subjects, children start with the basics, move into the middle ground and then onto more advanced levels. Of course, if we started kids on Ladybird books and jumped straight to Tolstoy, we’d have a serious problem. However, this seems to be the case with coding. It is the common-ground to start with tools like Scratch and other ‘block based’ environments and then move onto Python and other real-world languages. There’s nothing wrong with either platform, just that quite simply, the gap between them is far too wide and as such we are likely to lose many potential candidates on the way. FUZE provides a transition between these two environments and in doing so lowers the barriers to entry of the real-world languages. Without a reasonable understanding of the core coding principles, Python and C etc. can look extremely complicated. However, by learning in the middle ground with FUZE things start to fall into place.

Workshop Provided by 360 Education

360 Education firmly believes that each and every child can achieve their ambitions both inside and outside of the school environment regardless of their backgrounds. Our Anti-Bullying and Self-Esteem workshops aims to nurture this belief through interactive discussions and role play thus boosting students confidence and understanding of important subjects.

Workshop Provided by Crazy Comic Club

With a vast archive of thousands of unique approaches to cartooning, illustration, and papercraft, and an enormous amount of experience with all age groups from reception, through KS1 and KS2 to secondary schools, the focus is on having loads of high energy creative fun developing art and storytelling skills, while creating new characters and sending them off on imagination-stretching adventures!

Workshop Provided by Lab Rascals

Lab Rascals comes to you with a range of exciting, hands-on science workshops and space shows that complement and enhance all key stages of the national curriculum. Hands-on workshops, stunning visuals, combined with enthusiastic highly educated scientists bring the spark that will inspire and engage the next generation of scientists.  

Workshop Provided by The School Food Showdown

An exhilarating live Ready, Steady, Cook style cooking show right in your school, the climax of the show is a heated competition between Pupils and Teachers, the Red Chillis and the Green Peas, battling to cook the healthiest, balanced meal in just 15 minutes. It’s highly interactive for the whole audience and will have your students craving healthy food! Whether it’s for PHSCE sessions, Food Technology support, evidence for OFSTED inspections, or even Exam revision - our hour long Roadshow is perfect for your school!

Workshop Provided by Diversify

 As pupils enter puberty, and sometimes before this stage, they may discover that their sexuality and/ or their gender identity is different from the majority of their peers. This workshop focuses on the history surrounding the LGBT+ community and the journey they have been on. We will also cover different types of family and changes in the law.

Workshop Provided by Drum Runners

Be at the Creative Stage and make music from Junk with the bicycle wheel drums, blue barrel drums and other unusual percussion plus hands free flute. All battery powered effects and audio pedals make the workshops sesions ideal for outdoor learning.