Workshops and activity days

At Maker{Futures} we are passionate about ensuring that children develop their maker mindset from the outset. Young children are naturally inquisitive, and we build on their curiosity through our range of playful and creative activities. From exploring robotics, to simple coding, and from foam construction to augmented reality, our EYFS maker workshops allow children to explore and build on their 'Characteristics of Effective Learning'. We encourage children to think creatively, tinker, innovate and to become the next generation of problem solvers. 

Our mobile makerspace enables primary school children to explore a range of hands-on activities, which develop their logical thinking skills. 

Through the Maker{Cycle}, we help them to find problems, think about how to solve them, make rapid prototypes and to test them. 

We set up between 12-15 maker stations for children to explore electronics, coding, robotics, virtual and augmented reality, and practical making.

Maker{Futures} primary school workshops are give the whole school community the opportunity to develop their 21st Century maker skills through practical, challenging and creative activities.

Our Key Stage 3 Maker{Futures} workshops allow students to save the universe! Through a range of team building, problem solving activities, pupils work together to save a planet from a disastrous meteorite. 

We help students see how maker skills can lead to great future careers. We show them why working together, figuring things out, and being creative really matters. Our KS3 Maker{Futures} days will be a fantastic addition to what secondary schools are already doing in STEM/STEAM, giving students hands-on skills and a day to remember.