Secondary

Daily science energisers: Curiosity (11-14)

15-minute daily science challenges to spark curiosity in your classroom and encourage your students to ask questions about the world around them. Perfect for energising lessons during science week. 

Become a food scientist food test challenge

Students transform into food scientists, carrying out chemical tests to uncover the true identity of unlabeled solutions. This resource includes a student worksheet and teacher delivery guide.

Careers connections: Chemical reactions – Catherine: Step into my world

Discover what it’s like working as a Research engineer. From 3D-printers to genetically engineered bacteria, this video will inspire your students career aspirations as they step into Catherine’s world.

Careers connections: Chemical reactions – Jamie: Skills to reality

Prove to your students that what they learn in the chemistry classroom counts, as they discover how Research scientists use this fundamental knowledge everyday.

Careers linked to Chemical reactions

Connect Chemical reactions to careers with this video, showing students the variety of job opportunities in this field.

Women and girls in science (secondary)

Women have contributed to advances in all aspects of science, from computing, to medicine and astronomy. Inspire your students by celebrating discoveries made by women, and encourage them to consider a career in science themselves, using these engaging posters and exciting assembly!

Celebrating women in tech poster (11-14)

Celebrate trailblazing women in tech and inspire the next generation of coders, engineers and innovators, with this poster.

Asking questions posters

Our brand new ‘Asking questions’ posters encourage your class to always question the world around them, just like real scientists.

Asking questions poster (11-14)

A vibrant poster to spark your student’s curiosity and inspire them to ask big and bold questions about the world around them, just like real scientists. 

Calendar of events 2026

Celebrate themed events from January to July with our resources below!

Meet a robot design engineer job card (secondary)

Use this job card to inspire your students to explore a future careers in robotics and connect their learning to the real-world. 

Meet a robot programmer job card (secondary)

Use this job card to inspire your students to explore a future careers in robotics and connect their learning to the real world. 

Our RoboRevolution challenge presentation (secondary)

Use this presentation, with video clips presented by Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon, to recap the science of the human body, discover how robots benefit humans and inspire pupils to come up with a robot of their own.

Our RoboRevolution delivery guide (secondary)

A short guide with curriculum links, and step-by-step instructions for how to deliver the challenge in a 1-hour lesson. Includes information about diving deeper, if more time is available.

Our RoboRevolution careers poster

Inspire your budding young scientists with potential STEM careers in the robotics industry and encourage them to enter the Our RoboRevolution competition.

Our RoboRevolution competition entry form (secondary)

Students use this entry form to describe their innovative robot and enter the competition. 

Careers posters (secondary)

Daily space science energisers (11-14)

Quick, 15-minute real-world space science challenges that fuel excitement and curiosity about space; one for each day of World Space Week.

Feed our future! Challenge (secondary)

Use this lesson, with video clips presented by Stefan Gates, to recap healthy diets, discover how our food affects our planet and inspire students to come up with a new food for the future.

Feed our future! Challenge (primary)

Use this lesson, with video clips presented by Stefan Gates, to recap healthy diets, discover how our food affects our planet and inspire pupils to come up with a new food for the future.

Challenges (secondary)

Set your students a real-world challenge that will boost their essential science knowledge and enhance their careers connections within STEM industries.

Science activities (primary)

Refresh your teaching of essential science topics with this selection of fun activities. From stories of super scientists to carrying out their own investigations, these resources are guaranteed to get your class excited about science.

End of term activities (secondary)

Keep your learners engaged in the run up to the summer holidays and find out what they've learned this year with these curriculum-linked challenges, posters, and lessons.

End of term activities (primary)

Keep your learners engaged in the run up to the summer holidays and find out what they've learned this year with these curriculum-linked games, posters, and lessons.

Secondary science challenges

From designing electric vehicles to investigating garden wildlife, our hands-on tasks will inspire every budding detective, designer, and curious explorer.

Jobs of the future assembly (secondary)

Use this assembly to inspire young people to consider their future careers and to dream big, by highlighting the ever-changing job market and the exciting opportunities that lay ahead for them.

Feed our future! Poster

Inspire your budding young scientists with potential STEM careers in the food industry and encourage them to complete the Feed our future! challenge.

Feed our future! Challenge presentation (secondary)

Use this presentation, with video clips presented by Stefan Gates, to recap healthy diets, to discover how our food affects our planet and inspire students to come up with a new food for the future.

Feed our future! Delivery guide (secondary)

A short guide with curriculum links, and step-by-step instructions for how to deliver the challenge in a 1-hour lesson. Includes ideas for diving deeper, if more time is available.

Feed our future! Activity sheet (secondary)

Students use this activity sheet to describe their innovative new future-food.