“Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble!”

Brrr… is anyone feeling a little chilly?

Get ready for an almighty adventure where dragons dive through the skies and tales knights are brought to life!

What do we mean when we talk about carbon footprints? Why are some black and sticky (urgh!) while others are fresh and green?

Guy Fawkes and his pals hatched a rather… explosive plan to try and change things once and for all. Uh oh, it looks like there might be a few fireworks in this Guy Fawkes KS1 history workshop!

In this equality-focused KS2 Anti-Bullying workshop, we use drama activities to explore the concepts of cultural diversity and social inclusion.

It was a breathtaking giant of a ship, the largest man-made object ever built and thought by thousands to be ‘unsinkable’. So why, and how, did the Titanic sink?

This workshop is designed to smooth the transition to Secondary School by helping pupils to manage their nerves, whilst appreciating everything they have learnt during Primary School.

#HAVEYOURSAY celebrates the wonders of our online world, but also teaches young people that social media can come with a darker side.

Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate’s life for me! But is the life of a pirate really worth singing about?

This interactive workshop explores how social media, the Internet and in particular online gaming are an integral part of life today.

Together, let’s dive into the lives and influences of some of history’s most inspiring figures – Martin Luther King, Rosa Parks and Nelson Mandela.