Activities

Explore the environmental impact of short-cuts and make a pledge to give our green spaces room to grow.

Show you’re ready to quickly deal with changing conditions on your ride, you never know what the world will throw your way!

What’s the purpose of the control surfaces on a plane? Find out by crafting your own glider from a foam plate.

Should you call Mayday or Pan-pan? Find out, then put your decision-making to the test.

Track flight paths, spot landmarks, and navigate like a sky explorer!

Try your hand at a free flight simulator as you prepare for the real thing.

Learn how the basics of first aid can help you out and about on your adventures.

Delve into the history of the World Organisation of the Scout Movement and have a think about where it should go next!

Become maintenance masters for when your bicycle breaks, be independent and help those bits and bobs last a bit longer.

Build a weather station as you learn how to find a weather forecast and prepare for take off.

Be like Wilbur and Orville, as you build from a blueprint, while your team describes what it looks like.

Construct a glider, then chuck it to the sky and watch your creation glide. How far will it travel?

Hope for warm weather and avoid stormy skies to make it across the world in this weather-watching board game.

Foray into the fundamentals of flight as we explore the four factors that affect all flying machines.

Work as a group to aim for the targets and guess the aircraft designations you know.

Work as a team to identify the aircraft from their pictures. Can you get all 50?

Create and code your own paper pixels as you find out how computers display images.

Get on the record at a press conference before you report on your latest adventure.

Identify hazards and support services, then plan a perfect city.

What’s your super skill? Share it with others and learn their super skills so you can build a super skilled team.

Share your scientific flair with others as you use this guide to put on a demonstration or activity for another group.

What’s special about your group? Discover your culture then come up with a mission statement and friendly welcome.

Discover how much electricity you really use every day. How could you reduce the amount?

Use this guide to plan and run your own experiment, as we scrutinise the science in some of your favourite activities.