Activities

Create Earth out of natural materials, then invent your very own planet!

Can you stay on track as you take an imaginary train journey across Europe?

Discover money scams, spot red flags, and learn how to stay safe and seek help in real-life situations.

Put your phone away and race across town using only your observation and navigation skills.

Help your favourite teddy turn into an astronaut and get ready for their space adventure.

Teams must plan a realistic journey between two European cities using public transport only.

Explore the hills by observing wildlife, landscapes and natural patterns while developing awareness of the outdoors.

Learn how to get your message across, it’s trickier than it first seems.

Have a go at this form of traditional Palestinian cross stitch

Sew some poppies and mark Remembrance together with this online craft.

Explore the science behind archery by making a mini bow and arrow.

Find out how hot air balloons work by crafting your own and watching it fly up, up and away.

Learn about clouds and make a hanging mobile using cotton wool to light up at night!

Cook up an environmentally friendly version of this gloopy gunk.

Use lemon juice to send secret messages, with this science experiment.

Based on everything’s that’s been planned, led and explored in your Cardboard City, decide how you will represent your experience.

Based on everything’s that’s been planned, led and explored in the YouShape Award, decide how you will represent your experience.

Learn about staying safe at the railway as you try this twist on 'red light, green light'

Read a story, listen for your key word, then race a friend through the ladder.

Race a friend when your hear your word in the story, then create your own story to get ideas for a youth-led programme.

Learn about the Moon by using pebbles, and flour or sand, to make craters.

Work as a team to move across the playing area. Whatever you do, don’t touch the floor!

Will the fishes make it past the shark as they race across the space, or will they end up being caught as seaweed?

Learn about electricity and conduction and make a fun dough that conducts electricity.