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Celebrate Space Week with InnovateHer & NASA! 1st October

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Celebrate Space Week with InnovateHer & NASA! 1st October

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This free, 40-minute, pre-recorded event is a great way to celebrate Space Week in your school.

In this session, NASA Flight Controller Amy Dill will be talking about her experience at Mission Control, what it's like to help astronauts while they are in space, the role of rockets, and what skills are needed to work in the space sector.

What’s in it for students?

Meeting role models working in space

Discovering the relationship between rockets and tech in space

Resources to encourage students to learn more about space

Career information from the world of space and tech

Extra Information:

✅ This interactive event will reach Gatsby Benchmark 5.

✅ The event is for all genders and students from age 7-17.

As a pre-recorded session, you can stream this event into your classroom at any point during Space Week 🌕

👉 Secure your school’s spot here"

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Select tickets – Ready for Launch: Your Journey into Space – Pre-Recorded Video

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Ready for Launch: Your Journey into Space – Pre-Recorded Video, Thu 1 Oct 2026 - Celebrate Space Week with InnovateHer and NASA 🌕
In this session, NASA Flight Controller Amy Dill will be talking about her experience at Mission Control, what it’s like to help astronauts while they are in space, the role of rockets, and what skills are neede…

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Primary Sustainable Futures Event Case Study

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Primary Sustainable Futures Event Case Study

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A challenge that empowers and educates pupils to tackle climate change using data they capture themselves.

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A challenge that empowers and educates pupils to tackle climate change using data they capture themselves.

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Built to Scroll: Helping Students Take Back Control of Technology

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Built to Scroll: Helping Students Take Back Control of Technology

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A free, 20-minute, engaging assembly for all students aged 11–18 exploring how social media is designed to capture attention and how students can stay in control.

Students will:

• Explore the positive and negative impacts of social media

• Understand how apps are designed to capture attention

• Reflect on their own digital habits and behaviours

• Learn practical strategies to improve focus, sleep and wellbeing

The assembly is a perfect companion to our student survey, which we would love it if you could share with your students.

This 10-minute survey asks students about their digital lives and the impact it has on them.

And… you and your students will be entered into prize draws to win vouchers from ASOS & Amazon upon survey completion.

Book the Assembly here - click picture above

Complete the Survey here."

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Book an assembly or role model talk with InnovateHer

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InnovateHer has a network of industry ambassadors who are excited to speak to your students about their roles. We want to inspire your students to consider studying STEM subjects and pursue a career in the tech industry. Fill in the form below to request one of our virtual activities, and we will match you with a speaker!

Please note this activity is for primary and secondary schools only.

We need at least two weeks’ notice to book a virtual talk and 3 weeks for in-person talks (in-person talks are not guaranteed, please add your preference when booking). Please take this into account when making your request.

Please fill in a new form if you would like to request an additional activity.

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25th Feb Community of Practice meet recording

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25th Feb Community of Practice meet recording

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Careers Themed School Trips and Workshops UK

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Workshops designed to help teachers deliver Careers and IAG information to students

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Role Models - Hear from a range of inspirational young women who work in technology as they talk about what they do in their roles, how they got into their jobs and what they love most about what they do

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Role Models - Hear from a range of inspirational young women who work in technology as they talk about what they do in their roles, how they got into their jobs and what they love most about what they do

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Young women in tech

Inspiring the next generation

Hear from a range of inspirational young women who work in technology as they talk about what they do in their roles, how they got into their jobs and what they love most about what they do. Aimed at inspiring children and young adults - especially girls and women - to consider a future career in technology, the videos can be filtered by age group.

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Role model videos where young women talk about their tech careers - hear from a range of inspirational women who work in technology.

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Primary | Energising Futures Asking questions poster 4-7 | Energising Futures

Careers Posters | CEC Resource Directory

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Careers linked to posters (primary) | Energising Futures

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Give your pupils the best chances in life with our classroom posters that link classroom science with real careers.

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Use this selection of comprehensive resource planners to unlock a wealth of Energising Futures materials tailored to your learners. Discover essential science resources to teach the curriculum, real-world challenges to bring science to life and career connections to learn about jobs from real professionals.

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2026 Resource planners | Energising Futures

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Use this selection of comprehensive resource planners to unlock a wealth of Energising Futures materials tailored to your learners.

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'How can stereotypes affect careers' lesson plan/presentation

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'How can stereotypes affect careers' lesson plan/presentation

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BIEA International Youth STEM Innovation Competition

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BIEA International Youth STEM Innovation Competition

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A global STEM challenge empowering students to solve real-world problems through creativity, teamwork and sustainable innovation.

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BIEA International Youth STEM Innovation Competition

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A global STEM challenge empowering students to solve real-world problems through creativity, teamwork and sustainable innovation.

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Explainer: Unifrog for primary schools: FAQs

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Explainer: Unifrog for primary schools: FAQs - Unifrog Blog

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The Careers & Enterprise Academy - New Primary CPD

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The Careers & Enterprise Academy - New Primary CPD

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Login For Online Courses - The Careers & Enterprise Academy

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CDI Career Development Framework for primary schools

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CDI Career Development Framework for primary schools

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Final Insight Briefing into Start Small ; Dream Big

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Final Insight Briefing into Start Small ; Dream Big

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The Somerset Careers Hub took part in Start Small, Dream Big – a national pilot led by The Careers & Enterprise Company testing the impact of career-related learning in primary schools.

We’re delighted that a new report has been published today, highlighting the impact of our involvement. The report shows how the programme broadened children’s horizons, challenged stereotypes and gave teachers greater confidence in delivering careers education. Nationally, nearly 200,000 pupils were reached with employer encounters delivered by over 1,000 employers.

Read the full report here: https://bit.ly/4nFKFmi

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Final Insight Briefing for Start Small Dream Big Primary

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A video to encourage children to discuss the impact of technology on their future lives with their teachers, parents and carers.

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STEM workshops at The Learning Lab in Bristol

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STEM workshops at The Learning Lab in Bristol

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Engaging, immersive and hands-on STEM workshops inside a working Deep Tech incubator.

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Engaging, immersive and hands-on STEM workshops inside a working Deep Tech incubator.

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Royal Opera House live lessons - Bring world-class ballet, opera and design into your classroom with FREE, interactive Live Lessons classroom-ready and curriculum-aligned to build pupils’ skills in Music, PE, Art & Design while boosting creativity, confidence and engagement.

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Royal Opera House live lessons - Bring world-class ballet, opera and design into your classroom with FREE, interactive Live Lessons classroom-ready and curriculum-aligned to build pupils’ skills in Music, PE, Art & Design while boosting creativity, confidence and engagement.

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Royal Opera House National Schools Program

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Royal Opera House National Schools Program

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Build-your-own fridge with LEGO activity inspiring students to explore STEM skills, careers, and pathways in the cooling industry

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Build-your-own fridge with LEGO activity inspiring students to explore STEM skills, careers, and pathways in the cooling industry.

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Live lessons and assemblies for primary in 2026

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Live lessons and assemblies for primary in 2026

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Virtual assemblies are a great way for a whole class - or even a whole school - to join in to celebrate key dates in the school year. Live lessons are interactive, so are best suited to joining from a classroom, rather than an assembly.

Virtual Assemblies & Live Lessons

Our team of qualified teachers design and deliver minute virtual assemblies and live lessons that aim to spark curiosity and inspiration. Each one focuses on a different topic and explores exciting new technology, while also highlighting a range of career opportunities. By attending these live events, children discover different areas of tech and how it's used in our world.

Virtual Assemblies and Live Lessons are both hosted on Microsoft teams. Assemblies are great for classes, or even whole schools, to join and listen to our qualified teachers. Live Lessons include paper-based tasks and partner discussions, so are best suited to joining from a classroom, rather than an assembly.

You can find details of any upcoming events and register here. Or you can enjoy on-demand access to recordings of previous virtual assemblies below.

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Register for Tech We Can Live Lessons and Virtual Assemblies and watch pre-recorded assemblies on demand

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Free classroom resources for teachers. Join us for a series of live assemblies where we talk about now tech is used in a range of different areas and future career opportunities.

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Primary Engineer - Primary Engineer bringing engineering into the classroom inspiring children, pupils, teachers parents and engineers since 2005.

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Primary Engineer® Competitions

Readily available teaching resources focus on 'If you were an engineer, what would you do?' Leaders Award Competition building creative problem solving skills and career awareness, and STAWARS Climate Change Challenge using data to illustrate the things we can change to make a difference.

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'If you were an engineer, what would you do?' Leaders Award Competition, and STAWARS Climate Change Challenge using data to make a difference.

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Coding Success is a free programme designed to bring the excitement of coding and robotics into your classroom. It’s perfect for teachers in England who want to engage students aged 8-14 and prepare them for the future.

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Coding Success is a free programme designed to bring the excitement of coding and robotics into your classroom. It’s perfect for teachers in England who want to engage students aged 8-14 and prepare them for the future.

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Discover Coding Success with Smallpeice Trust

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Explore Coding Success, an award-winning program. Download the CREST Discovery Passport from our resource bank today.

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These fun and informative online lessons and assemblies are aimed at inspiring children aged 5-14 to consider a career in technology. 

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These fun and informative online lessons and assemblies are aimed at inspiring children aged 5-14 to consider a career in technology. 

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Fun and informative online lessons to inspire children aged 8-14 to consider a career in technology.

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Somerset Sustainable Futures website - curriculum and careers resources for Somerset

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Somerset Sustainable Futures website - curriculum and careers resources for Somerset

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Working together to place sustainability at the heart of education, inspiring our children and young people to explore green careers and build the skills for a more sustainable future in Somerset.

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Inspire 7-11 year-olds to think as engineers, finding solutions to real-world problems and challenges using robotics.

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Inspire 7-11 year-olds to think as engineers, finding solutions to real-world problems and challenges using robotics.

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Report findings from Start Small; Dream Big Wave 2 

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Report findings from Start Small; Dream Big Wave 2 

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Gender stereotypes reversed thanks to primary careers education

Insights from Wave 2 of our three-wave  Start Small; Dream Big  pilot show 89,000 children received employer encounters across over 400 schools nationwide , and a notable shift in career aspirations, particularly among girls.
Key findings include:

A 30% increase in girls' interest in careers in Business and Finance, with notable rises in Sport and Fitness (15%), Digital (14%), Law (13%), and Construction and Building (8%).

87% of teachers reported fewer pupils limiting their career aspirations due to gender stereotypes.

83% of teachers said their pupils had increased confidence about having equal access to jobs and careers

By the age of six, children often hold assumptions about "appropriate" jobs for their gender. The pilot, which will run until March 2025, aims to directly address this, enabling children to explore diverse career options and challenge traditional biases. In Wave 2, schools saw a 20% improvement in girls' career knowledge, alongside a 50% larger increase in their understanding of employer expectations and salary insights bringing them on a par with boys' knowledge levels.

The wave empowered not just pupils but also the adults guiding them, mirroring initial findings from the first wave.

91% of employers that participated were strongly committed to continuing to engage with local primary schools.

76% of teachers said their senior leaders are now engaged in careers education.

60% of schools incorporated careers education into their curriculum (up from 18%), and 54% established formal careers strategies (up from 10%).

The initiative brings together primary schools across the country into CEC's Careers Hubs , where they are provided with support to deliver employer encounters. Teachers are also provided with training delivered by education charity, Teach First to support them in developing and delivering careers programmes.

We look forward to publishing the final phase of the project in summer 2025.
Read more about Wave 1 of the pilot

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Insight briefing 2: The promise of primary

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Early insights on the impact of career-related learning in primary schools from Wave 2 of The Careers & Enterprise Company's Start Small; Dream Big pilot.

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A collection of relevant and fun student-led STEM challenges, developed by the British Science Association, that allow children to explore everyday problems and situations using science.

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A collection of relevant and fun student-led STEM challenges, developed by the British Science Association, that allow children to explore everyday problems…

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The Ultimate STEM Challenge brings science challenges to life in an exciting competition for 9+ year-olds. Challenge your class to think critically about our use of robots now and in the future. 

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The Ultimate STEM Challenge brings science challenges to life in an exciting competition for 9+ year-olds. Challenge your class to think critically about our use of robots now and in the future. 

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Featuring an easy to use 1-hour lesson presentation, with the option to extend learning with an engaging selection of dive deeper activities.

Enter the competition to design a robot that solves a real-world problem for a chance to win amazing prizes

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Ultimate STEM Challenge 2025/26: Our RoboRevolution | Energising Futures

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Find out about this years Ultimate STEM challenge: Our RoboRevolution. Inspired, designed, and curated by experts in STEM education.

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Our Youth Advisory Council (YAC) is a space for passionate young people aged 10-18 from across the UK to come together and provide feedback on Into Film's work and take part in fun, film-related activities - and applications are now open!

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Our Youth Advisory Council (YAC) is a space for passionate young people aged 10-18 from across the UK to come together and provide feedback on Into Film's work and take part in fun, film-related activities - and applications are now open!

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Find out how our Youth Advisory Council (YAC) shapes and guides our work.

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A fully funded programme of live interactive online STEM sessions designed to engage and inspire children aged 7 to 9 years old.

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A fully funded programme of live interactive online STEM sessions designed to engage and inspire children aged 7 to 9 years old.

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Discover Energy with Megawatt! Megawatt combines hands-on resources and an engaging card game to teach about energy, climate change, and sustainability.

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Discover Energy with Megawatt! Megawatt combines hands-on resources and an engaging card game to teach about energy, climate change, and sustainability.

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Get your pupils excited about enterprise with the Fiver Challenge.

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Get your pupils excited about enterprise with the Fiver Challenge.

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Barclays Code Playground: Interactive Coding for Kids

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Join Barclays Code Playground - a fun, interactive way to learn coding for kids. Explore Scratch projects, coding games, and start your coding adventure today!

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NEW Formula E’s Driving Force – an electrifying, free classroom programme bringing the thrill of electric motorsport to students across the UK!   Perfect for hands-on STEM learning and bringing your classroom lessons to life.

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NEW Formula E’s Driving Force – an electrifying, free classroom programme bringing the thrill of electric motorsport to students across the UK!   Perfect for hands-on STEM learning and bringing your classroom lessons to life.

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Formula E’s Driving Force (UK) | The National Schools Partnership

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Download quality STEM and sustainability teaching resources to help students aged 8-18 in the UK become the innovators of the future.

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Let students write a letter to their future selves. A great way to get them to reflect on their experience, setting goals, and connect who they are now to who they want to become.

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Let students write a letter to their future selves. A great way to get them to reflect on their experience, setting goals, and connect who they are now to who they want to become.

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FutureMe: Write a Letter to your Future Self

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Write a letter to the future and read the public (but anonymous) letters from others. FutureMe has been delivering letters to the future for millions of people since 2002.

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Engineering Educate Robotics Challenge - free resources

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Engineering Educate Robotics Challenge - free resources

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Inspire your 7-14 year olds to think as engineers, finding solutions to real-world problems and challenges.

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Inspiring thousands of young engineers through real-world contexts

The Engineering Educates Farmvention Challenge involves 3 different pathways tailored to inspire 7-14 year olds to think as engineers in the context of British farming.

Each includes sequences of five curriculum-linked sessions. Learners apply their knowledge and skills from maths, science, design technology and computing within the rich-context of British farming and agricultural engineering. The pathways are written by teachers-for teachers and lead learners through the engineering design process with embedding links to environmental sustainability. When thinking and working as engineers, learners solve problems that are true to the challenges farms face, with ample opportunity for creativity, imagination and collaboration.

The challenge is in its second year, and will culminate in March 2024.

Choosing a pathway for your learners

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The Engineering Educates Farmvention Challenge involves 3 different pathways tailored to inspire 7-14 year olds to think as engineers in the context of British farming. Each includes sequences of five curriculum-linked sessions. Learners apply their knowledge and skills from maths, science, design technology and computing within the rich-context of British farming and agricultural engineering.

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Free Virtual STEM workshops 2026 - book your slot

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Free Virtual STEM workshops 2026 - book your slot

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FUEL THEIR PASSION FOR ENGINEERING

STEM activities are held either virtually or in your Primary School and hosted by a Smallpeice Trust educator. All of our events are designed to complement the national curriculum and make STEM subjects accessible to young people.

Our activities turn theory into reality, with a range of make and build projects ranging from designing and testing rockets to learning about electricity by building a basic circuit. These STEM activities are an ideal way to ignite and maintain your students' interest in science, technology, engineering and maths at a young age.

Secure an experience your students will never forget, one that could fuel their passion for STEM subjects and encourage them to learn through exploration.

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Primary School Activities | Smallpeice Trust

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At Smallpeice, we like to keep abreast of what's happening in science, technology and engineering. Read the latest stories, or browse through our archive.

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Somerset Sustainable Futures launch press release and video

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Somerset Sustainable Futures launch press release and video

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Building skills and inspiration for a more sustainable future for Somerset

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Win £100 Lidl gift card towards fresh fruit and veg!

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Lidl Foodies - National Schools Partnership

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Lidl Foodies is a free, three-part programme to encourage children aged 4-7 to embrace fruit and veg – promoting healthy eating in a fun, accessible way. Designed to take place in each term of the school year, our three hands-on workshops follow the PSHE and Health & Wellbeing curriculum, and can be adapted for teaching whole class or continuous provision.

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Inside, you'll discover exciting experiences, free activities and support to help you inspire with STEM. Includes help on creating an impactful STEM careers programme.

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Take a journey with your pupils and help to reduce food waste! Packed full of activities the Asda Food Rangers programme is easy to use and ready to go. We have free printed resource packs to give away to the first 1000 schools to register. For your free colourful resources register and get started today!

Help pupils aged 7-11 to become Asda Food Rangers and earn badges for their mission cards. Then reward pupils for their completed missions with a certificate. Help them understand the increasing problem of food waste and ways to combat it.

Arrange a school visit to an Asda store
Why not reach out to your local Asda Community Champion and arrange an in-store visit for your class? Or chat to them about visiting your school to run the Asda Food Rangers programme? If you are not sure who your local Community Champion is visit https://storelocator.asda.com to find out.

Five fun and inspiring missions
Challenge your pupils to earn badges for completing 5 inspiring missions:

Mission 1: Plan it! Pupils learn that planning meals for the whole family helps to save food.

Mission 2: Food detectives. Understand 'use by' and 'best before' dates on packaging.

Mission 3: Super storing. Know that correct food storage helps preserve it for longer.

Mission 4: Freeze, please! Help pupils discover foods they never knew they could freeze.

Mission 5: Love leftovers. Using leftovers is a great way to save food. Discover how with fun activities and recipes.

Surprising food waste facts

The average UK family wastes the equivalent of £700 a year of edible food.

About 70% of the UK's food waste comes from the home.

In the UK, people throw away 20 million slices of bread every day.

Help your pupils to become Asda Food Rangers and arm them with the tools they need to help reduce food waste.

Don't forget we have lots of other resources to help you teach exciting lessons. Check out our full list of initiatives for pupils of all ages on our website

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Asda Radio

Help Asda customers combat food waste by recording messages of encouragement with your pupils.

Send the messages to Asda for the chance to hear them played over Asda radio during Sustainable September.

Take part in mission 1

Create messages for Asda customers with your pupils.

Use the Message Recording Guidance for hints and tips.

Send your messages to commlife@asda.co.uk.

Listen in-store to hear if your message has been played.

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Asda Food Rangers - National Schools Partnership

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Take a journey with your pupils and help to reduce food waste! Packed full of activities the Asda Food Rangers programme is easy to use and ready to go. We have free printed resource packs to give away to the first 1000 schools to register. For your free colourful resources register and get started today!

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Young Imagineers Challenge - National Schools Partnership

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Take part in the Young Imagineers challenge! Engage pupils with free resources and challenge experts to solve real-world problems.

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Somerset preview promotional film featuring primary schools and employers

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Somerset preview promotional film featuring primary schools and employers

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CEC Start Small; Dream Big Primary Careers Pilot in Somerset

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Includes link for Teacher & Business Networking event

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Sway: Create and share interactive reports, presentations, personal stories, and more.

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Sway is an easy-to-use digital storytelling app for creating interactive reports, presentations, personal stories and more. Its built-in design engine helps you create professional designs in minutes. With Sway, your images, text, videos, and other multimedia all flow together in a way that enhances your story. Sway makes sure your creations look great on any screen.

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ROAD TO RIAT STEM CHALLENGE - This free programme invites students aged 9 - 10 Years old from 500 state primary schools to embark on a thrilling exploration of STEM.

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ROAD TO RIAT STEM CHALLENGE - This free programme invites students aged 9 - 10 Years old from 500 state primary schools to embark on a thrilling exploration of STEM.

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Primary school students are invited into a world of innovation and creativity with a series of captivating activities, starting with the STEM Challenge - a full-day, virtual workshop and competition that brings the excitement of aerospace engineering right into classrooms across the UK. Get ready to transform your 9 to 10-year-old students into aerospace engineers for a day! They'll provide everything needed for up to 45 students from each school, guiding you through an unforgettable engineering journey via a Live link.

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STEM Challenge Day

Primary school students are invited into a world of innovation and creativity with a series of captivating activities, starting with the STEM Challenge - a full-day, virtual workshop and competition that brings the excitement of aerospace engineering right into classrooms across the UK.

The day begins with students teaming up to design, build, and test three unique gliders or a rocket capable of launching a satellite into space. The sky's the limit as they unleash their creativity and engineering skills!

In the afternoon, the mission continues with a groundbreaking activity - The Sustainability of Aerospace. Students will envision and design the sustainable aircraft of tomorrow, crafting posters to showcase their revolutionary ideas.

All successful STEM Day Challenge applicants will be sent an exclusive invitation to stage three taking place in the Summer Term - Meet the STEM Superstars, an amazing opportunity to learn more about careers in STEM and the stars behind them!

The competition culminates as schools submit their top sustainable aircraft designs for a chance to win fabulous prizes, including £100, two LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Prime kits (worth £700), and winners will get exclusive access to the Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT) in July 2025!

On the day winners will also win one exclusive robotics STEM Day for their school, provided by the RAF.

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This real-world challenge dives into the world of fast fashion and its environmental impact. The perfect range of activities for engaging pupils in conversations around sustainability, science and the choices we make every day.

Including interactive resources such as videos, presentations and activity sheets, this challenge ties into curriculum topics such as materials, earth and atmosphere and energy and electricity.

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Fashion fixers challenge: Primary | Energising Futures

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This real-world challenge dives into the world of fast fashion and its environmental impact. The perfect range of activities for engaging pupils in conversations around sustainability, science and the choices we make every day.

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Aviation virtual events for Primary: May to October

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Aviation virtual events for Primary: May to October

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We’re smashing boundaries for primary and secondary children - with brilliant aviation workplace volunteers. It’s career events but not as you know it.

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STEM Faraday resources - Coming soon for Bridgwater schools....

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STEM Faraday resources - Coming soon for Bridgwater schools....

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I Belong: encouraging girls into computer science - aimed at key stage 2/3. Includes CPD and activities

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I Belong: encouraging girls into computer science - aimed at key stage 2/3. Includes CPD and activities

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Providing resources, training and support for teaching Computing in primary and secondary schools and colleges from Key Stage 1 through to A Level

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Somerset Primary CRL Booklet, a review of 2023/24 Start Small; Dream Big programme

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Somerset Primary CRL Booklet, a review of 2023/24 Start Small; Dream Big programme

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Celebrate World Food Day with FARM TO FOOD: ACTIVITY MIX resources

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Celebrate World Food Day with FARM TO FOOD: ACTIVITY MIX resources

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Spark conversations in your classroom about where food comes from with these hands-on, easy-to-use activities!

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Teacher Zone Resources - Warburtons Bake the most of life

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Teacher Zone Resources - Warburtons Bake the most of life

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Hyundai’s 'The Great British School Trip' provides funding towards the cost of school trips. Register today and your students could join the 90,000+ students who have already benefitted from funding towards their adventures outside of the classroom!

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Hyundai’s 'The Great British School Trip' provides funding towards the cost of school trips. Register today and your students could join the 90,000+ students who have already benefitted from funding towards their adventures outside of the classroom!

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Empowering creativity in young people with school trip experiences.

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The Great British School Trip, powered by Hyundai, is taking 25,000 young people on inspiring school trips to a range of venues across the UK

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Top Tips for embedding CRL into your Primary Curriculum

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Top Tips for embedding CRL into your Primary Curriculum

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Primary-Career-Top Tips to embed in curriculum

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New MyPath primary career education resources launch!

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New MyPath primary career education resources launch!

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Free Subscription Verification – MYPATH Unlimited

https://www.mypathcareersuk.com/for-primary-schools

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Summer news - Primary Newsletter from the CEC

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Summer news - Primary Newsletter from the CEC

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Primary School example of their whole school careers programme

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Primary School example of their whole school careers programme

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Strategy and Action Plan Templates Booklet

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Strategy and Action Plan Templates Booklet

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School example of CRL Termly Overview Plan

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School example of CRL Termly Overview Plan

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Primary School Careers Week planning template

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-lNFPO4mjo

Great to hear the Start Small; Dream Big programme and Somerset getting a mention!

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James Duncan on LinkedIn: MYPATH Primary Podcast - Episode 1

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🎙️ Big News! I’m excited to announce the launch of MYPATH Careers Education Ltd's brand-new Primary Careers Podcast! 🎙️ Co-hosted by myself and Jamie…

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Teach First Seminar 3 Catch-Up Recording

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Teach First Seminar 3 Catch-Up Recording

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The Ultimate STEM Challenge invites 9-14-year-olds across the UK to design a sustainable future food that’s healthy for people and the planet. Guided by food enthusiast Stefan Gates, students explore innovative foods like edible insects and lab-grown meat, meet the scientists behind them, and then are tasked to create their own future food.

This engaging, 1-hour lesson supports curriculum learning about healthy eating and diet. Your learners could win exciting prizes, including a live science show at your school with Stefan Gates!

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Ultimate STEM Challenge 2024/25: Feed our Future! | Energising Futures

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Find out about this years Ultimate STEM challenge: Feed our Future! Inspired, designed, and curated by experts in STEM education.

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20th June Lead Teacher Meeting Recording

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20th June Lead Teacher Meeting Recording

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Start Small; Dream Big Endline Evaluation Process-20240620_153130-Meeting Recording

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20th June Lead Teacher Meeting Presentation

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20th June Lead Teacher Meeting Presentation

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Get your students to think like an engineer whilst having fun and embracing technology in this brand new interactive magazine from IET Education!

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Come back soon for the next magazine in this series and see if your students can solve all of the problems that they encounter on their next journey.

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Pupils become investigators as they explore the properties of materials.

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Pupils become investigators as they explore the properties of materials.

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Through learning about the Three Little Pigs and their journey to becoming architects, to taking on a real-world challenge where they will build and review knowledge of the properties of materials and develop working scientifically and essential skills, with exciting hands-on activities introduced by a real-material scientist. The careers content includes an engaging video and a range of useful classroom posters– perfect for inspiring your pupils!

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Materials investigators | Energising Futures

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Learn about the topic of materials and take on a real-life challenge investigating the properties of materials with a materials engineer.

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Key learning aims and objectives

The CITE training materials aim to support (trainee) teachers to include careers-related learning in their teaching. At the end of the training teachers will:

Understand the impact of unconscious bias in children's career choices

Know how to use the Primary Careers Tool to include career contexts in science and maths lessons

Understand, and use, personal attributes in careers-related learning

The CITE training materials consist of three training sessions and associated 'gap' tasks. Each training session lasts about 1.5 hours to allow for discussion. The time required for each gap task will vary. After each gap task, participants will complete a reflective evaluation writing exercise.

The CITE training materials are best used as part of an ongoing training or CPD programme. You can access some of the materials via this platform. As a result of building careers into CITE, participants demonstrated confidence in using the resources that support integration of careers-related learning in the curriculum. Participants' reflections demonstrated that they also felt more confident and prepared to challenge stereotypes in careers related learning, suggesting adaptations to the tools, and new ideas.

" We want as a school to raise aspirations and expose children to different careers and a barrier has been how to do this without a budget, but the resources shown today will help this."

Skills Builder principles

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Key learning aims and objectives The CITE training materials aim to support (trainee) teachers to include careers-related learning in their teaching. At the end of the training teachers will: Understand the impact of unconscious bias in children's career choices Know how to use the Primary Careers Tool to include career contexts in science and maths lessons Understand, and use, personal attributes in careers-related learning The CITE training materials consist of three training sessions and associated 'gap' tasks.

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Insight report findings from Wave 1 of Start Small; Dream Big Pilot

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Insight report findings from Wave 1 of Start Small; Dream Big Pilot

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Insight briefing wave 1 - The promise of primary

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Somerset EBP Industry Insight Videos - short clips showing a quick view into local career opportunities

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Somerset EBP Industry Insight Videos - short clips showing a quick view into local career opportunities

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Somerset Education Business Partnership connects employers with education providers so that young people are aware of local career opportunities and develop the skills needed to thrive at work.

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These short animations, covering a range of technology topics, are aimed at inspiring primary school-aged children to think and talk about technology and the role it plays in their lives

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These short animations, covering a range of technology topics, are aimed at inspiring primary school-aged children to think and talk about technology and the role it plays in their lives

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These short animations, covering a range of technology topics, are aimed at inspiring primary school-aged children to think and talk about technology and the role it plays in their lives.

Why teach young kids about tech?

Technology is advancing at an extraordinary pace and its role in our lives continues to grow. To ensure all children are able to participate in the jobs of the future, we believe it's vital to educate and excite them about technology, and the people who develop it, from an early age.

Our Tech We Can animations range from 3-5 minutes in length. They feature the characters, Katie and Tex, who explore the role of technology across different areas along with guest appearances from Katie's lab assistant, Ava, and real-life role models working in each area. Aimed at making tech fun for youngsters, our animations cover topics including virtual reality, autonomous shopping, robotics and AI, and cashless payments. Suitable for use in the classroom or at home, and available on demand so they can be delivered at a time that suits you.

Meet the characters

Katie
Katie is a research scientist. She carries out experiments and investigations across a wide range of subjects. Katie loves learning about technology and often talks to her friends to find out how it's used in their areas of work.

Tex
Tex is an advanced and very clever robotic dog created by Katie as a research experiment. He's programmed to know lots of facts and to help Katie around the lab - and has a mischievous sense of humour.

Ava
Ava is Katie's lab assistant. After school and on weekends, Ava visits Katie to help her with her experiments. Ava loves science and technology, and enjoys learning new things and discovering interesting facts.

By submitting your information, you acknowledge that we may send you Tech She Can related insights that we consider relevant to your interests. Please see our privacy policy for details of why and how we use personal data and your rights (including your right to object and to stop receiving marketing communications from us). To stop receiving marketing communications from us, click on the unsubscribe link in the relevant email received from us or send an email to info@techshecan.org

Together we can change the ratio

#TechSheCan

© 2022 Tech She Can. Registered charity number 1195284.

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These short animations, covering a range of technology topics, are aimed at inspiring primary school-aged children to think and talk about technology and the role it plays in their lives. Technology is advancing at an extraordinary pace and its role in our lives continues to grow.

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Careers Support - Primary Teaching Resources and Videos

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Careers Support - Primary Teaching Resources and Videos

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Explore our collection of classroom resources focused on careers guidance. These resources for primary and secondary schools could be used to mark National Careers Week, which takes place every year.
Each panel features people working within these sectors, giving students real-life insight into work life, along with top tips for thinking about their own career paths. To find out more visit our Q&A panel collections page .

For teachers specifically, read our Teacher Support article where you can get handy tips and advice on how you can use Bitesize Careers resources for NCW.

There's also plenty to help you plan for NCW, including resources for students to explore careers by job sector , or scroll down to explore our Teach collections of short films to introduce pupils to the world of work.

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A collection of classroom resources related to careers that can be used during National Careers Week.

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NEW for 2025! Turn every trip into a career adventure!

The Great British School Trip provides inspiring career resources across 4 exciting themes. Packed with free activities to help students explore future careers, use the resources to make every trip a step towards discovering new careers. Plus, use the handy trip-planning document and assembly template to help make your inspiring trips easy!

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Trips are arranged under four exciting, curriculum-linked themes

Imagination and Curiosity - English and the Arts - Exploring the power of imagination and how it can be harnessed to change the world

People and the Planet - Science and Geography - Empowering young people to play an active role in creating a sustainable future

Breakthroughs and Discoveries - STEM and History - Investigating the moments of genius that have enabled humanity to progress

Journeys and Adventures - PSHE & Skills Development - Celebrating the broadening of horizons and stepping outside of your comfort zone

Explore our full range of venues using the search bars and filters below. Not all venues will display until searched.

NEW for 2025! Turn every trip into a career adventure!

The Great British School Trip provides inspiring career resources across 4 exciting themes. Packed with free activities to help students explore future careers, use the resources to make every trip a step towards discovering new careers. Plus, use the handy trip-planning document and assembly template to help make your inspiring trips easy!

Download your supporting trip documents

Click on each button to access your free career-inspiring resources.
Learn more about each theme, their curriculum links, and amazing associated venues.

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Resources and Trip Themes - The Great British School Trip

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For The Great British School Trip, a wide range of inspirational venues have been curated into 4 engaging and cross-curricular themes.

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National Literacy Trust career resources and case studies

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National Literacy Trust career resources and case studies

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Science teaching and learning materials for pupils aged 4–11 linked to the curriculum, with accessible resources to bring science to life through real-world challenges and careers links.

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Science teaching and learning materials for pupils aged 4–11 linked to the curriculum, with accessible resources to bring science to life through real-world challenges and careers links.

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UK Curriculum-linked science materials for students ages 4-11. Bringing STEM subjects to life through real world challenges and careers links.

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Lovely picture story books based on children's career dreams! Resources and videos to accompany them.

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Lovely picture story books based on children's career dreams! Resources and videos to accompany them.

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Andrea Beaty - Author of books for kids!

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New Gender Stereotype Video - International Redrawing The Balance

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New Gender Stereotype Video - International Redrawing The Balance

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Online STEM resources, workshops and free teacher training!

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Online STEM resources, workshops and free teacher training!

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A visit to the Museum is a fun and inspirational day out for young people. You can plan a trip to include aspects of the science, geography or art curricula.

Our galleries can cover topics from volcanoes and earthquakes through to evolution and human biology. Our workshops, science shows and self-led activities are for all ages and levels.

These pages can help you plan a day out at either of our Museums. We also have a range of resources to support learning at home or in the classroom.

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A visit to the Museum is a fun and inspirational day out for young people. You can plan a trip to include aspects of the science, geography or art curricula. Our galleries can cover topics from volcanoes and earthquakes through to evolution and human biology.

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Careermap Primary Resources Hub - sign up for free resources, lesson plans and assemblies

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Careermap Primary Resources Hub - sign up for free resources, lesson plans and assemblies

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Sign up to get regular editions of Careermag for primary schools

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Sign up to get regular editions of Careermag for primary schools

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Careermag for Primary Schools | Careermap

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Let's challenge career misconceptions and start conversations early. Together, we'll break down stereotypes and explore the incredible world of possibilities.

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When I Grow Up & The Big Build follow twins Harry and Amy who are considering their future professions as part of their school careers day competition. The stories cover a range of engineering, construction and team work activities.

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Your students can write and create a book for FREE about what they want to be when they grow up!

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Your students can write and create a book for FREE about what they want to be when they grow up!

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Topic Heroes ® has been developed with leading literacy academics in-line with National Curriculum and offers a wide range of topics to choose from such as Monsters, Sport, Healthy Eating, Victorians, Climate Change and much more.

A flexible learning resource, Topic Heroes ® offers a great range of writing genres including newspaper article, poem, postcard, chronological report and autobiography. There is something to inspire and ignite every child's love for learning.

Children can have so much fun on their topic learning journey. Creative topic templates are easy to use and come with cool graphics and images to choose from. Children can even upload their own images to help make pages their own.

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Topic Heroes | Learning Adventures for Kids

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Topic Heroes ® has been developed with leading literacy academics in-line with National Curriculum and offers a wide range of topics to choose from such as Monsters, Sport, Healthy Eating, Victorians, Climate Change and much more. A flexible learning resource, Topic Heroes ® offers a great range of writing genres including newspaper article, poem, postcard, chronological report and autobiography.

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Hays - The ultimate learning package that gives pupils insights into various employers, industries, and career opportunities.

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Hays - The ultimate learning package that gives pupils insights into various employers, industries, and career opportunities.

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Lesson plan resources for primary and secondary schools - Free Inspire Training | Hays

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The Butterfly Effect by Jacobs inspires primary school students to do things better by sharing the most up-to-date science around climate change, and helping them to understand the impacts of actions they make, both positive and negative. Online experience to be delivered by teachers in the classroom. Mentor input in person or by video link.

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The Butterfly Effect by Jacobs inspires primary school students to do things better by sharing the most up-to-date science around climate change, and helping them to understand the impacts of actions they make, both positive and negative. Online experience to be delivered by teachers in the classroom. Mentor input in person or by video link.

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The Butterfly Effect is a program designed to create lasting behavior change and habit formation by providing primary school students with the knowledge and ...

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The Bumbles of Honeywood enterprise programme

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The Bumbles of Honeywood enterprise programme

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We inspire and educate children Browse the resources Support a school Some of the businesses we are working with: The Bumbles of Honeywood programme 2B Enterprising inspires the next generation of ambitious, healthy, enterprising and informed citizens. We raise the aspirations of young people whilst introducing them to valuable life experiences and key skills.

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Win a school trip to a Wind farm with Octopus Energy, see the future of green energy in action!

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Win a school trip to a Wind farm with Octopus Energy, see the future of green energy in action!

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For teachers & school kids

Virtual lesson with CEO, Greg Jackson

Your class can join our virtual green energy lesson and Q+A with our CEO, Greg Jackson.

Learn about renewable energy, sustainability, and the future of our planet directly from an industry leader who's appeared on everything from BBC News to Desert Island Discs.

We expect to run this session in September or October: register your interest below.

Win a school trip to a wind farm

This year, we are giving students the opportunity to visit one of our wind turbines.

Enter below for your entire class to get a chance to win this unforgettable trip. See renewable energy up close, learn how wind power works from Octopus experts, see the future of green energy in action.

Toys & Books

Our 'Going Green with Constantine' book

We teamed up with DK Publishing to create "Going Green with Constantine," a delightful children's book aimed at kids aged 8 and up. In this story, our curious pink octopus, Constantine, embarks on an adventure to explore renewable energy.

Shoptopus

Dive in and explore our delightful array of octo-tastic items. From plushies to Octopus backpacks and T-shirts, the shop is stacked with fun merch. And best of all, all the proceeds are donated to our charity fund.

Free Octopus-sponsored football kits

We're offering Octoplus customers the chance to nominate local grassroots football teams to receive 11 bespoke, Octopus-sponsored home kits for free.

We want to help support kids teams who don't have a sponsor yet: apply below for your kids team to get decked out - you can pick a colour OR go for our snazzy Octopus design!

Free cinema tickets

Get 2x free kids cinema tickets to see all the latest kid-friendly blockbusters at your local Odeon. You can redeem 2 tickets on your account, every week until we run out.

You can also use this in combination with our Octoplus 2 adult tickets for £10 offer, so the whole family can have fun for less.

To claim the offer, simply log in to your Octopus account and activate the offer.

Educational Videos

Here are a couple of our favourite educational videos for the little ones on YouTube:

Learn Makaton, the unique language that uses symbols, signs and speech to enable people to communicate

We Asked Three Kids to Interview our CEO, Greg

For more fun and educational videos, check out our OctoKids Youtube playlist:

Events and Competitions

High Five! Octopus Energy's Fifth Birthday Celebration

To celebrate our fifth birthday, we launched a special competition for five-year-olds. We invited them to create something magical that answers the question, "How do we make the earth a better place?" The winners received a children's Tesla Model S and a year's worth of free energy for their families, along with our "Going Green with Constantine" book and other goodies​

Green workshops with the Octopus Energy Equality Foundation

Last year, we publicly launched ' The Octopus Energy Equality Foundation', our charity that is all about making the world of energy exciting for young people aged 9-18 years old. We offer cool work experiences at our London office, fun, creative competitions and awesome careers fairs to spark their interest. By teaming up with schools and organisations, we help kids see the endless opportunities in the energy sector. Dive into the world of energy and start your adventure.

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Welcome to The Octopus Kids Zone The place where children (along with their teachers and families) can learn about renewable energy through fun activities. Join our green energy competitions, cuddle our eco-friendly plushie octopus toys, and enjoy educational videos and books. Dive into a world of fun and sustainable learning today!