In addition to our regular term-time activities, we may also offer special activities where we might ask you to sign up to take part.
If you are based in the Republic of Ireland, please visit our Ireland site ❯
New in 2023
 | CERN Zone Open to: post-16 students Students can learn more about modern nuclear physics experiments by connecting with people working on research projects using CERN facilities. Students can read profiles, project update and ask direct questions. Funded by STFC. From 10 January 2023 to end of July 2024. Get access ❯ | |
 | I’m a Medic Healthcare Zone Open to: UK Secondary schools Show your students the huge variety of career paths in healthcare! Students connect with local healthcare workers and see the relevance of their STEM subjects to healthcare. Funded by Nottinghamshire Alliance Training Hub, Lincolnshire Training Hub, LLR Training Hub, Herefordshire and Worcestershire Training Hub and Health Education Training Hub. From 1 March to 28 April 2023 Bookings open now Go to I’m a Medic ❯ | |
 | Frontiers for Young Minds Zone Open to: Secondary schools Super-curricular activity. Students delve deeper into science by reading scientific articles which have been peer-reviewed by young people, and connecting with their authors. In partnership with Frontiers for Young Minds From 5 to 30 June 2023 Bookings open: 9 May View articles from: Now | |
| Low Carbon Zone Open to: All schools Students connect with people working on new and unexpected technology to bring us closer to net zero. Funded by Johnson Matthey’s Science and Me program From 5 to 30 June 2023 Bookings open: Priority*: 2 May 2023 Non-Priority: 9 May 2023 View scientists’ profiles from: 24 April | |
 | Psychology Zone Open to: All schools Students gain a deeper understanding of psychology and its applications outside of school by connecting with psychologists. Funded by the British Psychological Society From 5 to 30 June 2023 Bookings open: Priority*: 2 May Non-Priority: 9 May View scientists’ profiles from: 5 May | |
 | Cancer Zone Students learn more about non-communicable disease, and meet the scientists and researchers helping us detect, understand, and treat cancer. Funded by the University of Edinburgh Institute of Genetics and Cancer; the University of Oxford Department for Oncology; the Royal Society of Chemistry; Manchester Cancer Research Centre; and University of Manchester Division of Cancer Sciences. From 5 to 30 June 2023 Bookings open: Priority*: 2 May Non-Priority: 9 May View scientists’ profiles from: 5 May | |
 | Health Zone Celebrate the NHS’s 75th birthday! Students can explore health science and how affects them and their lives. Funded by STEM Ambassadors From 26 June to 21 July 2023 Bookings open: Priority*: 5 June Non-Priority: 12 June View scientists’ profiles from: 6 June |
Teachers: Register to take part for access to all available activities each month ❯
This includes I’m a Scientist, I’m an Engineer, as well as our other projects.