Could your pupils build a bridge that holds real weight? Design a tower to survive an earthquake? Code SOS warnings to alert others? Our hands-on Engineering Days turn your classroom into a working engineering lab — where children design, build, test and improve, discovering that the best engineers learn by trying again.
Delivered by experienced STEM educators, every activity builds teamwork, resilience and problem-solving — and shows children that engineering is something they can do.
Take a look at some of the interactive activities included in a Engineering Days;

Design and Build!
Through introducing concepts like gravity and weight, students design and create their own space capsule to land on the moon.

Coding and Designing
Students are introduced to coding through BBC:microbit and Scratch, and will be able to engage and code new and exciting projects

Design and Build!
Students design, create, and launch their very own rockets while introducing some of the simple concepts in aerodynamics.

Design and Build!
Students are to prepare a structure that can withstand the harsh conditions of an earthquake. Students will have their towers tested in the final stand!

Discussion and Profiling!
Students gain an introduction to Engineering: Learning about the different types and future careers. Students then design their own engineering profile!

Design and Build!
Through learning about renewable energy, students then build part of a wind turbine, showing them how these key energy generators work.
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