Support your class to be workplace ready and practice key skills
Sign up for your free creativity resource today! Are you looking to spark more creativity in your classroom? Our Neon team are excited to share a new creativity guide. Best of all, it’s completely free for teachers who sign up to the Neon newsletter by 12 November.
This hands-on guide is packed full of engaging activities designed to grow creativity skills and introduce students to real world STEM careers. Each activity is hands-on and mapped against the Skills Builder UK framework - so you can have confidence in the learning outcomes for your class.
Neon is the UK's dedicated platform helping primary and secondary teachers find quality-assured engineering and technology activities. We showcase workshops, trips and events from leading providers in STEM outreach.
Why is creativity important in engineering?
Engineers are inventors and innovators! Whether they’re problem solving to create safe drinking water, building impressive structures or coming up with new healthcare technologies, they use creativity skills every day. In an ever-evolving world, creativity is a key skill for success in the workplace.
Encouraging your students to think like engineers to bring ideas to life not only boosts their confidence but also prepares them for the future. Discover our showcase of exciting, easy to book activities and resource in the latest guide.
Bring creativity to life
By joining the Neon community through our newsletter, you’ll get the inside scoop on workshops and events where students can meet real STEM role models and practise essential workplace skills.
Plus, thanks to our quality standards, you know you’re seeing quality learning experiences. Everything on Neon is independently checked by our team, to make sure your class gets an amazing experience.
Check out our teacher review of Sphero Coding and Engineering workshop, one of the activities featured in the guide:
“Our students thoroughly enjoyed the workshops. Dominic was very accommodating of our students' needs and interests and ensured that they all got the most out of it - both learning and enjoyment.”
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Our students thoroughly enjoyed the workshops. Dominic was very accommodating of our students' needs and interests and ensured that they all got the most out of it - both learning and enjoyment.
— Teacher, who took part in the Sphero Coding and Engineering workshop
