Whole school INSET days
Learn how making can support the acquisition of knowledge and development of skills in all subject areas.
Find out how the Maker{School} approach harnesses your existing curriculum to inspire creators, innovators and problem solvers.
The day will be tailored for your school, whether you are newly registered or already working towards your bronze, silver or gold award.
Includes:
Inspiration and advice
Practical skill building workshops
Research-informed expertise
Support with planning
Project showcases
Tips for creating your award portfolio
Ideas to take away
Refreshments and lunch
Contact us to find out more.
What is maker education?
A growing movement internationally, maker education provides children and young people with the skills, knowledge and habits of mind to address real world problems using both high and low tech tools, materials and technologies.
What is Maker{School}?
Maker{School}, from the University of Sheffield, supports primary and early years settings to develop their own maker-centred learning. We've worked with teachers, researchers and maker education experts to develop a high quality and carefully structured programme. Whatever skills, experience or equipment you have, you can get started with Maker{School}.
FAQs
Who is the INSET for?
The event is for early years settings, primary schools and special schools that are interested in developing their maker education. It is free for schools that have registered as a Maker{School} and those already working towards their bronze, silver and gold award. If you are new to Maker{School} or you just want to find out more please contact us to discuss your requirements.
Where can I learn more about Maker{Futures} and Maker{School}?
We help early years settings, schools, libraries, museums and community spaces develop their maker education provision. Have a look at our website and get in touch to find out more.
How many places can I book?
You can register all staff from your setting.