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STEM in the Classroom
Practical ways to teach science through curiosity: lesson starters, questioning technique and activities that work with a real class.
For primary schools
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A weekly after-school STEAM club, fully resourced and run by our team. Start with a free assembly for the whole year group.
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Latest in STEM in the Classroom
World Space Week Activities for Schools: A Monday to Friday Plan
A World Space Week plan for primary schools, 5 to 9 October 2026: one hands-on investigation a day, curriculum links, and how to adapt it from Reception to Year 6.
How to Start an After-School Science Club at a Primary School
The slot, who pays, the paperwork before session one, six sessions to plan, a launch assembly, and what it honestly costs a teacher in time.
What Is a STEM Club, and What Should a Good One Look Like?
The four letters say nothing about quality. What separates a designed club from a box of kits, how to judge one before you sign up, and the picture in London.
What Does Space Teach Us? Exploring the Universe with Curious Young Minds
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.
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Start with a free assembly
Forty-five minutes, the whole school, no cost and no catch: the easiest way to see what we do before committing to anything.
