Students will work in pairs, one class at a time, to build and code models using Lego bricks, an Ipad, motors and sensors with a focus on a sustainable future for our planet. The activity can be differentiated by age and ability by challenging students to solve a real world sustainability issue.

• Learn how to code
• Write, adapt and create their own code
• Design and construct Lego models
• Brainstorm to find creative alternative solutions
• Learn to communicate, share ideas and work together
• Create simple machines incorporating gears, levers, pulleys and sensors
• Use feedback to identify faults and improve their model
  

Students will also work on transferable skills:

• Explore problems by thinking about the advantages and disadvantages of possible solutions
• Keep trying when something goes wrong and encourage others to keep trying too
• Work with a positive attitude to new challenges
• Work well with others and support others if you can

Our workshops are bespoke to you and adaptable to suit your timetable, and most can be delivered in 60 to 100 minutes. This means that we can cater for the number of classes in each year group and provide back-to-back sessions across the school day, delivering the workshop to different class groups, with two sessions before lunch and one after.

We have to make a charge to cover our staff and materials costs, but our pricing is structured to enable this flexibility.

Thanks to charitable funding we have raised which supports State Primary and SEN schools, we are able to offer heavily subsidised rates:

• 1 Workshop session £75
• 2 Workshop sessions £150
• 3 Workshop sessions £225
  

For Independent Schools:

• 1 Workshop session £200
• 2 Workshop sessions £400
• 3 Workshop sessions £600