Big questions.
Bold experiments.
Brilliant discoveries.
STEM Club - Nov '26 - Pilot
What happens when curiosity meets creative?
At Curiosity Den, children become scientists, inventors, engineers and problem-solvers. Every week brings a new hands-on challenge designed to inspire questions, encourage experimentation and build confidence.
Our STEM clubs aren't extra science lessons. They're opportunities to investigate, make mistakes, test ideas, work together and discover what happens when you give something a go.
November STEM Club — Stockton Heath Primary School — Pilot
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Who: Years 3–6
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When: Wednesdays, 3:15–4:15 pm
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Duration: Six weekly sessions
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Price: £8/session (£48 per child for the complete block)
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Places: Limited availability
Ready to explore?
Places are requested using our online booking form. We'll confirm availability and send payment instructions.
Your place is confirmed once payment has been received and we've sent confirmation.
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Prepare to launch
Our six-week missions
Each mission explores a different theme through six exciting sessions. Children might investigate mysterious magnetic forces, become colour detectives, engineer incredible structures or invent working electrical devices.
Every mission stands alone, so children can join at the beginning of any new six-week block.
Mission α
Mission β
Engineer the impossible
Structures, testing and iterative design
Mission γ
Reaction station
Chemical changes, gases, energy and rates
Misson δ
Matter behaves strangely
Unusual physical properties and material selection
Mission ε
Power up!
Circuits, magnetism, motors and energy
Mission ζ
Light fantastic
Reflection, refraction, lenses, colour and signals
Rhythm & resonance
Mission η
Pendulums, springs, timing, waves and damping
Mission ϑ
Hidden worlds
Microscopy, infrared and revealing evidence
Mission ι
Marvellous machines
Flight academy
Levers, gears, linkages and fluid power
Mission ϰ
Lift, drag, thrust, stability and flight testing
Human lab
Mission λ
Destination space
Physiology, senses, biomechanics and assistive engineering
Mission μ
Robot revolution
Planetary science, rockets and exploration
Algorithms, sensing and autonomy