Travel to the International Space Station in this breathtaking virtual reality experience. Students float around the ISS in zero-gravity, discovering how the station sustains life in orbit. This fully interactive workshop shows students real STEM careers in the space industry such as remote machinery operators controlling robotic arms. As they explore the station, students can also observe the solar system, and learn about planetary science and humanity's future beyond Earth. Every session is delivered in your school by a qualified teacher who adapts content to your learners. No equipment needed - we bring everything and set up in your hall or classroom. Up to 10 students per session, with multiple sessions running throughout the day. Perfect for STEM enrichment days, science weeks, and careers education.
• Y5 - Y11 • Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Students float around the International Space Station 400km above Earth. They discover how their STEM curriculum relates to the growing space industry and they explore the solar system in a thrilling cosmic adventure. Not for the faint-hearted!
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The hardest part of the workshop is getting the children out of the room. They learn about the exciting opportunities that the world has to offer. Every child should get experiences like this in their education.
Thank you for delivering such an inspiring Immersive STEM workshop. Your enthusiasm, creativity, and hands‑on approach made the session truly memorable. The students were fully engaged throughout, learning, exploring, and clearly enjoying every moment. It was wonderful to see so many happy, smiling faces
Fantastic to work with from start to finish, in the preparations, planning of the event, as well as the feedback he offered afterwards, all sandwiching a fantastic setup - that pupils from across 14 schools, absolutely loved!
Large classroom, studio or school hall.
All we need is a plug-socket and a screen. We provide all hardware, resources and facilitator.
Stop telling students about STEM careers and start showing them. From high-tech engineering to hands-on trades, we use VR to let young people step inside the workplace and experience the role first-hand.
