Activities

Learn how to navigate with the stars before going outside and trying your new skills

Make some different campfire structures with tasty biscuits, then learn a bit more about when to use each one.

Play the well-known wide game, Hide and Seek, then try some of our variations.

Take on a mix of quick challenges and see who can complete them in 60 seconds or less!

Keep track of your interactions during an activity and create a trail that’s just like a digital footprint.

Get creative and make a meme about digital citizenship for other young people.

How accurate is your communication? Draw clearly, then pass it on and hope your message doesn’t get lost in translation.

You’ll have to think quickly and call on all your digital thinking skills in this fast-paced game.

Find out more about your rights as a child in this fast-paced team game.

Enjoy discovering more about the rights of children in this fast-paced team game.

Can you trust a targeted ad? Learn about online advertising and see if you can work out what’s reliable.

Think on your feet and become a visiting professor who’s an expert in… well, who knows?

Take the next steps on your journey and research and create a digital mood board together.

Take on a task with a twist in this game which reminds us that people can have very different views.

Have fun building a brilliant online campaign to promote a community event.

Work together to become an efficient ideas machine by creating a team project using a collaborative online tool.

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

Sow some seeds and watch them grow.

Sow some sunflower seeds and learn about the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower.

Learn about tactile features, then spell out a word in braille, which is a tactile code, using biscuits and sweets.

Find out how renewable energies help us create a better world.

Learn about energy usage and how we can help reduce it in this fast, fun, cups and saucers game.

Discover what insulation is and how well different materials work as insulators.

Learn about rising sea levels with this frozen experiment and try to melt the ice cubes.