Space-themed STEAM education, ages 5–11

Real space missions.
Real engineering.
Real children building.

Louno Space runs after-school clubs, school workshops, holiday camps and birthday parties for primary-age children across the UK. Every session is designed by a practising spacecraft engineer. Children don’t just watch science happen: they make something or decide something every single week.

A child holds up a paper and straw rocket they have just built
A whole school sitting in the hall for a Louno Space assembly
A child assembling a model at a Space Club table
A child filling in a Louno Space mission worksheet
Louno Astro 2

Ages
5–11

Trusted and supported by

UK Space Agency
STEM Learning
Microsoft
LinkedIn
EY
Oxford Brookes University
Oneday
Replit
Portsmouth Libraries
Portsmouth City Council
Royal Institution of Great Britain
STEM Fest

What we do

One mission: get children
excited about STEM

Children building model rockets with a Mission Specialist

The Space Club

A weekly after-school club in your primary school. A different mission every week from a 95-activity library: rockets, rovers, circuits, spacesuits, all mapped to the curriculum.

Children holding their finished rockets in the air

School workshops & assemblies

Whole-school assemblies (free, and genuinely so) and school-day STEAM workshops, delivered with real mission hardware by people who work in the space industry.

A child running a coloured liquid experiment

Parties & holiday camps

Ninety-minute birthday parties where the crew designs, builds and launches their own rockets, and week-long holiday Space Camps that end with a Friday family showcase.

A child using the Nova app on a tablet at home

Nova AI

Our AI learning companion for ages 7 to 11: personalised STEM missions, a six-skill radar, and progress parents can actually see. Built with the same mission DNA as the club.

From the classroom

Don't take our word for it.
Ask the classroom.

★★★★★

“The hands-on activities are fantastic. My daughter loved designing a space habitat and coding for the first time. This club has given her so much confidence.”

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Parent of a Year 6 explorer

Space Club · London

★★★★★

“I always wondered where that passion behind ‘I want to become an astronaut’ came from. Thanks to Louno Space Club I can see that again in my students.”

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Year 4 class teacher

Partner school · Yorkshire

★★★★★

“Even though space isn’t in the curriculum until Year 5, my class love the Space Club. They learn about STEM and have lots of fun with arts & crafts.”

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Year 1 teacher

Partner school · Hampshire

A crew of children mid-build at a Space Club session
Two children constructing a cardboard lander
Children holding up the models they are taking home
Louno Satellite

Why Louno

Built from inside the
space industry

Our founder builds spacecraft at Airbus by day and Louno missions by night. Every session carries real engineering DNA: real constraints, real failures, real second attempts.

The result? Children who stop asking “is this right?” and start saying “let me try again”.

Make, not watch

Every child builds something or decides something, every single week. No demo tables, no watching from the back.

The science is real

Mass budgets, power budgets, space debris. The same problems real mission teams wrestle with, shrunk to fit a classroom.

Failure is the plan

First attempts are supposed to crash. The rebuild is where the engineering happens, and the kids know it.

Something flies home

A mission patch, a lander, a certificate. Every week ends with proof-of-mission in a small pair of hands.

For parents

Give them a mission

Book a birthday party or a holiday camp. Or tell us your child’s school and we’ll help you bring the Space Club to it.

For teachers & schools

Bring the mission to school

Start with a free whole-school assembly, or go straight to a weekly Space Club. We handle staffing, materials, compliance and parent comms. You provide the room.