Free resources and activities to develop your students' creative side!
Creativity is a crucial part of engineering and technology. Engineers transform the lives of billions of people - they are creative and hands-on, solve problems, design and create things. The UK needs lots of different types of people to follow their passion. Whether that’s music or the environment, sports or computer games! In STEM careers, people use their unique and creative minds to improve people’s lives.
Help your students develop their ability to think creatively and solve practical problems with supportive resources, activities and lesson plans.
Dare to discover with Tomorrow’s Engineers Week
Join the 13th annual Tomorrow’s Engineers Week (10 to 14 November), a nationwide celebration of engineering and technology that helps students explore real-world careers and build essential life skills.
This year’s theme, Dare to discover, shows young people aged 11 to 14 that it’s okay not to get things right the first time. From experiments that don’t go as planned to career paths that take unexpected turns, creative experimentation is at the heart of engineering and technology.
Climate Schools Programme
The climate crisis is one of our biggest challenges and engineers are key to tackling it. The Climate Schools Programme gives you the resources, knowledge and confidence to address this issue with your students. It helps stimulate creative debate and interest and communicate a solutions-focused message.
Use creativity to create a wind farm advert, test and improve a solar oven, get creative with messaging and much more!
Big Bang at School Blueprint
We support teachers to deliver an unforgettable STEM inspiration event, without needing to leave the classroom. With step-by-step guidance and engaging activity ideas, this programme makes it simple to create an unforgettable STEM event for your students.
Discover how the Blueprint can inspire creativity and curiosity in your classroom.
Bring the Big Bang to your school
Unthink this!
This resource features a set of 3 activities designed to get students thinking creatively about technology and engineering. Using their imagination, tackling problems from unusual and creative angles, Unthink this! gets students thinking outside the box.
