World Space Week 2022 - School Workshops & Assemblies for World Space Week

World Space Week is celebrated during 4 - 10th October and we've got a range of primary and secondary workshops that link in with this year's theme.

These inspirational workshops are suitable for all ages and abilities and are designed to build on pupils' existing knowledge, enhance progression and boost pupil motivation in science. They are available both during World Space Week and throughout the school year.

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.

Perfect for Space Week - as well as throughout the year to bring this topic to life!

Women Of Space

Including a look at the work of British scientist Maggie Aderin-Pocock, who is using the science of space to help in the battle against climate change!

Interplanetary Tours/Journeys into Space

Bringing things right up to date by exploring scientists’ efforts to make space travel greener and cleaner!

The Race into Space

Major Tom knows public interest in space exploration will only be sustainable if astronauts look like ordinary people – so our six candidates come from surprisingly wide walks of life!

Space Pirates

Captain Morgan knows that while it’s the Sun that sustains life on Earth, we can all play our part!

Messages from Space:

What would happen if “dead” planets were able to warn us about the perils of not looking after the earth? Messages from Space can help answer that question!

Time Travel Tourists/Neil Armstrong

The Apollo astronauts have a unique experience – of seeing the Planet Earth from the moon. So Commander Armstrong knows how important sustainable approaches are to keeping it alive!

A World Without a Moon

A world without a moon would suffer catastrophic climate change, rendering most life unsustainable. Sounds familiar …?

Extraordinary Worlds

Major Tom knows public interest in space exploration will only be sustainable if astronauts look like ordinary people – so our six candidates come from surprisingly wide walks of life!

Get in touch

To find out more about our World Space Week workshops please contact us on 0151 708 8886, or email info@ascreatives.com.

World Space Week

World Space Week takes place between the 4th -10th October 2018 and this year's theme is "Space Unites the World." You can find out more by visiting the World Space Week website - http://www.worldspaceweek.org/.