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British Science Week 2023 
Connections-themed resources and workshops

Inspiring Pupils Beyond the Classroom

Weekly Engineering Clubs for Ages 5-11

In our After-School Engineering Clubs, pupils learn new STEM concepts through practical engineering and science activities.

 

Building future-proof skills like problem-solving and teamwork, we also teach children to love engineering and creativity, helping your school become a bedrock for thriving futures in STEM.

Every class is pre-recorded, on-demand, and delivered by one of our STEM experts, so you can set up and run your club with ease and peace of mind!

Expert Led

Each session is planned and delivered by qualified, experienced primary teachers and award-winning STEM experts. Your staff simply need to set up and supervise!

Easy Set Up

Club activities are designed to keep prep time and costs low. We give you a list of simple resources you’ll need and clear guidance on running the session.

Healthy Budgets, Happy Parents

With a low-cost flat rate for the term, you can choose what to charge parents, either creating an affordable inclusive club or making a profit for the school.

“This club makes teaching STEM easy!

 

I loved all the subject knowledge and technical vocabulary that was taught alongside making models and testing structures.

 

The children felt like real engineers by the end of the course and their parents said that it was the best club they'd ever joined!”

 - Jane Berry, Science Coordinator, Park Mead Primary

Explore Our Clubs

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Get your KS1 pupils building towers, bridges, boats, planes and houses as they become little engineers.

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Start your KS2 pupils on their engineering journey with the six simple machines, invention challenges and structures.

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Continue engineering with your KS2 pupils as we design and build rides from theme parks linking to machines and mechanisms. 

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Continue engineering with your KS2 pupils as we design and build rides from theme parks linking to machines and mechanisms. 

“The Engineering after-school club is fun, engaging and the children learn great skills as well as vocabulary each week.

 

The equipment is easy and the lessons are very simple to follow even if you have no previous experience.

 

Our pupils loved it!”

 - Mrs McWeeney, Science Lead, Chiswick

““I thoroughly enjoyed leading Little Engineers Club with our KS1 children.

 

They learnt so much, whilst having lots of fun! It was easy for me to access and to prepare for, which meant I was able to enjoy the club with the children instead of having to worry about content and resources."

 - Miss Collis EYFS Lead & DT Coordinator

What to expect

  • Weekly sessions of around 1 hour, delivered in an informal, engaging way

  • Different activities each week using ideas from science, technology, and engineering

  • An experienced teacher guiding small groups of students as they develop new skills 

  • ​Information for parents on what we’ll cover across the term.

  • Teaching and practical challenges that foster:

    • Problem-solving and collaboration​

    • Creativity and experimentation

    • Growth mindset and perseverance

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This Term's After-School Clubs

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Avenue House School, Ealing

Our Rides & Games Engineer Academy for KS2 continues this term, led by an in-house teacher.

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Christ the Saviour Primary School, Ealing

Our Rides & Games Engineer Academy Club for Years 3-4 runs every Wednesday from 3:10-4:00. Led by Laura Cross.

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Eaton House The Manor, Clapham (KS1)

Our Little Engineers Club for KS1 starts this term, led by an in-house teacher.

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Istead Rise Primary School, Kent

Our Strong Foundations Engineer Academy for KS2 starts this term, led by an in-house teacher.

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Park Mead Primary School, Surrey

Our Strong Foundations Engineer Academy for KS2 starts this term, led by an in-house teacher.

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Broadheath Primary School, Worcestershire

Our Strong Foundations Engineer Academy for KS2 starts this term, led by an in-house teacher.

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Christ the Saviour Primary School, Ealing

Our Little Engineers Club for Year 1 runs after school every Tuesday from 3:20-4:00. Led by Laura Cross.

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Esher Church School, Surrey

Our Strong Foundations Engineer Academy for KS2 starts this term, led by an in-house teacher.

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Liphook Infant School, Hampshire

Our Little Engineers Club for KS1 continues this term every Thursday from 3:15-4:15. Led by Susie McAuley.

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St Mary's Catholic Primary, Chiswick

Our Little Engineers Club for KS1 starts this term, led by an in-house teacher.

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Chiswick & Bedford Park Prep School

Our Rides & Games Engineer Academy for KS2 continues this term, led by an in-house teacher.

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Eaton House The Manor, Clapham (KS2)

Our Rides & Games Engineer Academy for KS2 continues this term, led by an in-house teacher.

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Fosters Primary School, Bexley

Our Strong Foundations Engineer Academy for KS2 starts this term, led by an in-house teacher.

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Liphook Junior School, Hampshire

Our Rides & Games Engineer Academy for Years 3-6 continues this term every Monday from 3:30-4:30. Led by Susie McAuley.

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Whitehill & Bordon, Hampshire

Our Rides & Games Engineer Academy for KS2 continues this term every Thursday from 5:00-6:00. Led by Susie McAuley. Spaces still available for all local children.

If you’d like to host an After-School Club, or to recommend Inventors & Makers to your child's school, please get in touch!

 

We can answer all your questions, share payment plans and clarify next steps.

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