World Space Week
Our inspirational World Space Week workshops exist in a range of formats, differentiated for age and ability – and are designed to build on pupils’ existing knowledge, enhance progression and boost pupil motivation in science. Perfect for Space Week – as well as throughout the year to bring this topic to life!
For teachers, they provide an opportunity to experience some creative, inspiring and cross-curricular approaches to teaching the topic of Space, many of which require minimal resources and can be shared with colleagues and implemented into science lessons the very next day.
Our Journey’s into Space and The Race into Space, link in perfectly with the World Space Week 2025 theme of Living in Space!

Space Themed Workshops
Journeys into Space – Secondary
Students will explore the unique and fragile nature of Planet Earth and the story of human exploration of…
The Race into Space
The search is on for the UK’s next astronaut – and Major Tom wants your pupils’ help in selecting the best person for the job!
The Best of British Women in STEM
A drama-based workshop bringing to life the achievements of British women who have pushed the boundaries of science.
Space Science and Climate Change
School Workshops What exactly is going on with the Earth’s climate? What’s causing this – and how can space science…
Messages from Space
School Workshops What do we know about Neptune? What’s the science of Saturn? And what’s our understanding of…
Space Pirates!
From proto-stars to black holes – an interactive exploration of the life cycles of stars!
The Women of Space
This workshop brings to life the women who have played such an important role in humanity’s journey to the stars:
The Story of Flight
School Workshops Looking at ways that Science Investigators have helped humankind fulfill its dream of taking to the…
Journeys into Space
School Workshops It’s more than fifty years since the first humans walked on the moon – and Journeys…
Time Travel Tourist – the Apollo Adventurers
School Workshops It was in July 1969 that Neil Armstrong stepped onto the lunar landscape and uttered the…