Workshop Provided by Hyett Education

This exciting workshop will introduce primary school children to electricity and circuits using really accessible resources, to create circuits using resistors, motors, varied voltages, switches, speakers, bulbs and many more.

It’s tailored to the curriculum and a fantastic way to give students a safe educational encounter with electricity and circuits.

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

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

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 Hyett Education

Our Digital Photo Art & Editing workshops present a variety of creative challenges to children combining both art and computing skills. Students learn about different photography techniques and use technology to apply them to their own creations.

Workshop Provided by VSTEM Education

This is a beginner workshop that is designed to teach children the basics of coding and programming of robots. It is based on the micro:bit programming device developed by the BBC.

Workshop Provided by VSTEM Education

This workshop covers the generation of electricity, different types of renewable and non-renewable energy, advantages and disadvantages of renewable energy, kinetic and gravitational potential energy, the mechanics of a generator and environmental sustainability.

Workshop Provided by Code Created

The micro:bit is a handheld, fully programmable computer with buttons, touch sensors, motion sensors and even a small screen! You can use the BBC micro:bit for all sorts of cool creations, turning them into robots or musical instruments – the possibilities are endless.