Key Stage: EYFS, KS1 & KS2 Curriculum Links: Cross-curricular “For nearly 30 years Twoey, has been proud to support learning through high-quality, British-made educational resources designed to inspire creativity, curiosity, … Continue reading Twoey – Creative Classroom Resources Made in Cumbria

We are thrilled to introduce an exciting opportunity for your pupils through a new collaboration with the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE). Together, we aim to inspire young learners across … Continue reading Cumbria Traders | IMechE

This teacher resource is for top end KS2 and KS3 STEM skills, in the classroom or as homework. Students complete 5 challenges looking at sustainable travel to and around the Lake … Continue reading Using STEM to protect our National Parks

Within the nuclear industry we are seeing more and more robots deployed to augment the workforce to make things safer. Sellafield and Atkins have been collaborating in the deployment of mobile robotics to aid in cell clean up

Looking for out-of-this-world STEM resources? Use the context of space to inspire and engage young people. The European Space Education Resource Office has some amazing Space-themed STEM resources for Primary … Continue reading ESERO – UK Space STEM (Resource)

Sustainable travel and carbon reduction challenges?  Then look no further. This set of mini challenge for KS2/3 are a fun way to bring STEM to life. Students can work individually or … Continue reading Our Lakes, Our Future (Lake District STEM Activity) (Resource)

Engineering Fairy Tales Engineering Fairy Tales are a set of Challenges written by the fantastic team here at STEMFirst. There are 8 challenges linked to traditional tales and they are suitable … Continue reading Engineering Fairy Tales (Resource)

Real-world application of ‘XYZ’ A simple request is to ask for a STEM Ambassador to illustrate a real-world link to a curriculum topic. They could talk about their job or … Continue reading Real-world application of ‘XYZ’ (Resource)

This is Me – I am a STEM Ambassador Talk Who are STEM Ambassadors? KS1-KS5 This is Me – I am a STEM Ambassador is a 3 minutes talk by … Continue reading This is Me – I am a STEM Ambassador Talk (Resource)

A perfect STEM Activity for Primary schools is ‘STEM Story Time’ Just make a request for a STEM Ambassador to read a STEM story – they have lots of suggestions … Continue reading STEM Story Time – KS1 & KS2 (Resource)

In this series of short films the designers from CBBC’s I Want My Own Room pass on their top tips and design know-how to provide children with ideas and inspiration to get creative.

A challenge where pupils design and build a model to move tomatoes down a mountain.

Courteney Thompson, Apprentice Electrician – Balfour Beatty Click here to complete a quiz about Courteney Thompson’s career whilst you are watching. Stuart Eve, Building Surveyor-Edwin Thompson  

What will cities look like in 2050? How will they be powered to be vibrant, healthy and clean places to live? That’s the question put to students aged 11-14 by The Bright Ideas Challenge, Shell’s cross-curricular schools’ competition.

Range of resources and videos for EYFS, KS1 and KS2.

Apps for Good provide free courses for teachers to use in their classroom.

With Scratch, you can program your own interactive stories, games, and animations — and share your creations with others in the online community.

This collection of resources from BAE Systems contains a series of worksheets for use in the classroom.

The home of our ‘STEM by Stealth’ educational approach to bringing engineering and engineers into primary classrooms and curricula.

The Jaguar Primary School Challenge is a STEM competition, open to students aged 6-11 years in teams of between 3 and 6 students.

Rolls-Royce have created a range of free resources ranging from colouring in sheets to online games, worksheets, and engaging videos.

CREST is the British Science Association’s scheme for STEM project work that inspires young people to think and behave like scientists and engineers.

A comprehensive range of resources aimed at all student ages to help you show and explain what civil engineering is, why it’s important and what you need to do to become a civil engineer.

Lakes College want to involve their level 2 and 3 students in industry projects involving designing activities/workshops for topic support in their local primary schools.

a whole-school approach to healthy lifestyles and engaging with pupils and their families to promote tangible health behaviour changes.

This fun and interactive session involves: Geography quiz, scaffolding design, percentages worksheet, purchasing materials, budgeting, health and safety, and construction.

Bridges are something that engineers working for Kier build a lot of. The aim will be to work in teams to build a bridge using a range of materials.

Get your pupils excited about maths in a fun and interactive workshop.

Make bread with the team from PhunkyFoods to help with weights and measures.