Activities

Create a custom map using Google Earth and the programming language KML. Which locations will you share?

Use maps to plot where you’ll go on your next adventure, as we brush up on route-wrangling skills.

Can you plan a camping adventure in Spain? Don’t forget to invite your amigas and amigos!

Explore your local area and create a map to show what is important to you and your community.

You’ll have to sneak and tiptoe to get the pirate’s map. Will you succeed first time, or try, try again?

Have a chat with local decision makers. Are they autism-friendly? What will they help to change?

Bring your community together as you show kindness to those around you.

Work together to make a glow-in-the-dark map of the stars, and discover what stars can be seen all over the world.

Use a map of the UK to work out which planets go where, as we explore the wonders of our solar system.

Learn about natural and man-made satellites in this sky-scanning, satellite-spotting session.

You may think your vehicle is perfect, but do the ministry of transport agree? Find our if your motorcycle will pass or fail.

Follow in the footsteps of The Black Eyed Peas and Bananarama as we come up with some fruit and veg-themed hits.

Make natty mats and reuse refuse, learning the art of weaving along the way.

Identify services near you that promote positive wellbeing or support young people experiencing mental health problems.

Map kindness in your local community considering how you can show kindness to those who need it and encourage others to do the same.

Write to your MP to shine a light on challenges disabled people face in your community.

Who knows the local area? Make your meeting space a map of the neighbourhood from memory.

Make maps with symbols to help guide refugees and displaced children in new and unfamiliar places

Map charities in your community and learn about their impact. Which could you support?

Get creative and use your acting (and directing) skills as you learn how to care for the animals you may find nearby.

Explore the art and traditions of henna by creating a decorated henna hand.

Create a simple map of your local area to help someone else reach your favourite (or the most interesting) place.

Can your team crack the code in the quickest time, or will the map key get lost in translation?

Will your team’s grid reference knowledge help you win this life-sized version of a classic game?