Workshops & parties

The space mission
that comes to you

Birthday parties, holiday camps, school-day workshops and whole-school assemblies, the same real-engineering missions as our weekly club, packed into a single unforgettable visit. We bring every piece of equipment. You bring the children.

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Rated five stars by parents and schools

Children painting model planets in a workshop
A child holds up a paper and straw rocket they have just built
Louno Saturn
World Space Week 2026 · 4–10 October

Build Your Rocket, Saturday 10 October

Two one-hour workshops in Portsmouth libraries, run with Portsmouth City Council. Ages 5 to 11, £4 per child, and every child launches a rocket they built and takes it home.

See both sessions Places are limited and booking closes when full.

Birthday parties · ages 6–11

Ninety minutes. One crew.
Actual rockets.

A 90-minute space birthday party run by a space engineer, at your home or venue. The crew designs, builds and launches their own rockets, and every child takes theirs home.

£180 for up to 10 children, with your date held free while you decide.

Louno Rocket
Children building model rockets with a Mission Specialist
Close-up of a child wiring a micro:bit into a build

Space Camp · school holidays

Five days.
One mission arc.

Summer, half-terms and Easter: full days (9am–3pm) of building, coding and experimenting, where each day builds on the last. The week ends with a family showcase, children presenting what they built, what failed, and what they’d change. Three programmes by age group, capped at 16 per camp.

For schools

Workshops and assemblies
during the school day

The free whole-school assembly

45 minutes, every year group at once, delivered by a practising spacecraft engineer with real mission hardware. Free to your school, start to finish. The one ask: let parents know a club could follow.

School-day STEAM workshops

A full class, a full mission: curriculum-mapped workshops for science weeks, enrichment days and transition projects. Planning around the DfE Enrichment Framework? Start with our free STEM self-audit. Same five-phase structure, same written standard, scaled to your timetable.

The same standard everywhere

Parties and workshops use the same five-phase session design and the same trained Mission Specialists as our weekly clubs. Every session is planned and rehearsed before the day.

We bring everything

Rockets, circuits, craft materials, certificates, patches, and we set up and pack down. You need a room and a birthday cake.

Every child leaves with something

A patch they designed, a certificate with their name, a build in their hands. That is built into every session design.

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“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

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“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

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“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

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