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 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.
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.
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.
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.
“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.”
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.”
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.”
Year 1 teacher
Partner school · Hampshire
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”.
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.