Workshop Provided by Hyett Education

Our LEGO WeDo 2.0 workshops are designed to engage Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 students and teach early coding and engineering skills.

There are hundreds of robotic possibilities to suit your classroom needs. Students will build and code robots capable of moving and detecting other objects using motion and tilt sensors.

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

Hyett Education’s STEM Carousel workshop gives students a wide range of exciting STEM challenges to get their teeth into. Includes bespoke and unique activities such as aircraft hydraulics, electronics, engineering, virtual reality, and robotics and coding.

Workshop Provided by The School Artist

Withy and Paper Sculpting: This versatile technique can be used to build large and very colourful three dimensional artwork. designs. Children can work easily with the materials to design individual pieces or work collaboratively on larger sculptures. This technique is fantastic for creating impressive sculptural installations, animals, carnival costumes and 3D screens. Large pieces can be built quickly to transform internal spaces, create scenery or provide a focus for a special event.

Workshop Provided by Arts Generation

Working with schools and supporting their pupils to create stunning, meaningful, bespoke art work is our mission! At the end of this workshop we will have helped to produce beautiful, cascading spiral and flower type hanging sculptures OR stunning 'fields' of funky flowers attached to brightly painted display boards around the school site.

Worked Provided by ChickenWired

A practical workshop creating sculptures from finger friendly plastic coated chicken wire sheets. Producing 3D sculptures by cutting shapes and connecting the pieces together. The workshops and craft links to the curriculum by the use of materials to sculpt to develop and share ideas, experiences and imagination. To develop a wide range of art and design techniques and use a range of tools and equipment to perform practical tasks.