A curriculum mapped lesson on Bio Fuels
Developed by the RAF to support Glasgow Science Centre Learning Lab, this lesson looks at development of biofuels and how they can be used as an alternative to traditional fuels.
A branded blank Powerpoint template for use by RAF SAs when developing PPT to support their activities
A fun STEM at home activity. Your very own “Top Secret” engineering manual that sets out how to make a gingerbread Typhoon. Ready, set, bake!
A fun STEM at home or in class activity that gets you understanding your own powers of proprioception and challenges you to land on target!
A fun STEM at home or in class activity that needs you to help work out how much fuel the Typhoon needs to deliver presents for Father Christmas and where he needs to fill up along the way!
A fun STEM at Home or in class activity that looks at creating a paperchain message in Binary Code
Developed in conjunction with the Royal Academy of Engineering this activity looks at thrust and how engines work. Activities include build your own 3D engine, design and power a balloon car, coding race lights and growing crystals.
Developed in conjunction with the Royal Academy of Engineering this activity looks at use of Artificial Intelligence including The Turing Test, smart data and the Drone Swarm challenge.
Developed in conjunction with the Royal Academy of Engineering this activity looks at the environment including modelling the greenhouse effect, lifecycle of an aircraft, electric travel and how future factories will use AI and robots.
Developed in conjunction with the Royal Academy of Engineering this activity looks at where, how and why do we communicate. It looks at communicating with computers using binary sequences and how fibre optics can be used to send and receive data. Additional activities include how robots and computers use parallel algorithms and the importance of clear verbal human communication.