Completely freeNo cost. No catch. No invoice.
A space STEAM
assembly for your
whole school
We come to your school and deliver a full whole-school assembly, live demonstrations, real space engineering stories, and hands-on moments for children from Reception to Year 6. It costs your school nothing.
The one ask: 15 minutes with us after the assembly to talk about a Space Club. If it fits, your families tell us in a short survey, and if they want a club, we start one.
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Trusted by headteachers across the UK
The Louno Space Assembly
Whole school · All year groups · 45 minutes
Delivered by a practising spacecraft engineer
Live demonstrations and interactive moments
Real ESA and NASA mission stories
Covers science, technology, engineering, arts and maths
All equipment and materials provided
Completely free, no invoice, no cost to the school
45
Minutes, fits a standard assembly slot
£0
Cost to your school, ever
What your school provides
Three things.
That's all.
Access to your school hall or assembly space for 45 minutes during the school day
15 minutes after the assembly to talk about a Louno Space club: the day, time, year groups and price that would work at your school
If the club fits, sharing a 2-minute survey with families, and hosting the club if enough sign up: we handle everything, you provide the room
What Louno Space delivers
Everything else.
A full 45-minute whole-school STEAM assembly, planned, delivered and packed away by us
All equipment, demonstrations and materials, nothing for your school to buy or prepare
A 2-minute parent survey set up for your school, plus a ready-to-paste message for your newsletter: we write both
The survey results, shared with you, so any decision rests on real demand from your families
If enough parents sign up, a fully-staffed, curriculum-aligned after-school club starts the following term
No obligation, no pressure. If interest isn’t there, nothing happens and you’ve still had a free assembly
The one-pager for your headteacher
Everything a head needs to say yes on one printable page: what it is, what it costs (nothing to start), what the school provides, and how to book. Download it, print it, forward it. Working with the new DfE Enrichment Framework? Score your STEM offer with our free STEM self-audit.
Inside the assembly
What children actually
experience in the 45 minutes
This is not a PowerPoint presentation about space. It’s a live session led by someone who works in the space industry – with real hardware, real mission stories, and moments where children in the front row are holding pieces of a real satellite.
The assembly is designed to work across the full primary age range simultaneously. Reception children engage through story and wonder. Year 6 children engage through complexity and challenge. Everyone leaves having seen something they won’t forget.
● ● ● Assembly running order · 45 minutes
0:00
Mission briefing
Children receive their mission scenario. The assembly leader is introduced as a real spacecraft engineer, and shows hardware from a real mission.
0:08
The big question
One real, open question space agencies are working on right now. Children vote, debate and challenge each other’s thinking across the hall.
0:18
Live demonstration
A hands-on experiment that the whole school can see, something that makes the science visible. Children are called up to participate.
0:30
Meet the engineers
Real career stories, who works in space, what they studied, what they build. Deliberately diverse: scientists, engineers, artists, coders.
0:40
The challenge reveal
Children are told that the Louno Space Club can bring these challenges into their school every week. The mission continues, if they want it to.
From assembly to club
How a free assembly becomes
a permanent club at your school
Step 01
You book the assembly
Fill in the form below. We confirm a date within two working days and handle all logistics from there.
Free, no commitment
Step 02
We deliver the assembly
45 minutes, whole school, all equipment provided. We arrive, set up, deliver and pack away, you don’t need to prepare anything.
£0 to your school
Step 03
We talk, then families have their say
We spend 15 minutes with you agreeing the day, time and price. Then you share our 2-minute survey with families, and we share the results with you.
We write the survey
Step 04
Club launches next term
If enough families sign up, a fully-staffed Louno Space club starts the following term. Your school provides the room. We handle everything else.
You provide the room
Questions
What schools
always ask
Something not covered? Email us at [email protected], we reply within one working day.
Is it really free? What’s the catch?
It is genuinely free. No invoice, no hidden costs, nothing owed. In return we ask for a 15-minute conversation about a possible club and, if it fits, that you share a short parent survey with families. We write it for you. If families aren’t interested, nothing follows and there’s nothing to pay. That’s the whole deal.
What do I need to do to prepare for the assembly?
Nothing practical. We arrive with everything, equipment, materials, any resources children interact with. We just need access to your hall or assembly space at the agreed time, and for children to be seated before we start. A brief introduction from a member of staff is appreciated but not required.
Does the club cost the school anything?
No. Club costs are covered by the parent fees we collect through our booking system. Schools don’t pay anything. You provide the room and a register, we handle all staffing, materials, safeguarding documentation and parent communications.
Can we book an assembly even if we’re not sure about hosting a club?
Yes, absolutely. The assembly is offered freely and without obligation. Some schools book the assembly first to gauge interest from children and parents before making any commitment. That’s a completely reasonable approach and we support it.
Do you operate in our area?
We currently run across the UK. If your school is outside these regions, get in touch anyway, we’re expanding and your enquiry helps us plan where to go next. Schools outside our current regions won’t be forgotten.
Before the assembly
Questions your pupils will ask
From the Louno Space blog: space, explained for curious young minds and the adults who get asked first.
Space Science
The Kármán line sits 100km up — but the boundary is blurrier than the textbooks suggest, and the blurriness is the interesting part.
Read the article → 2 min read
Space Science
The ice giant has no surface to stand on. Here is how to explain a planet made of nothing solid to a seven-year-old without losing them.
Read the article → 2 min read
STEM in the Classroom
Beyond the facts and the cosmic wonder, space teaches children how to ask a question, be wrong in public, and try again. Here is how to put that to work in a classroom.
Read the article → 2 min read
Book the free
assembly
Fill in the form and we’ll confirm a date within two working days. No preparation needed from you, we handle everything from logistics to equipment to the session itself.
We confirm within 2 working days
No cost, no invoice, no obligation
We bring everything, you prepare nothing
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