The Coding Through Bedtime Storybooks series are engaging books that introduce children (ages 4–10) to the building blocks of coding in the simplest way — through stories they’ll love at bedtime.
The Raspberry Pi Foundation is a UK-based charity with the mission to enable young people to realise their full potential through the power of computing and digital technologies.
Babraham Institute – Exploring the Science of Reproduction through Art
Curious about what happens inside the pregnant body? Created by artists and scientists, this exhibit connects the lived experiences of pregnancy with the amazing biology behind it. Designed for curious minds of all backgrounds, come see how creativity and science work together to tell the story of pregnancy from the inside out.
Spaghetti Maths Club brings fun, creativity, and confidence to maths learning through exciting, hands-on sessions pupils love. Our expert-led clubs boost engagement, support curriculum goals, and inspire a lasting love of maths.
MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology – Beauty is in the detail
Discover the hidden beauty of the microscopic world with scientists from the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology. Look under a microscope and create your own scientific artwork inspired by what you see!
GPUTC – F1 in Schools, VEX Robots, 3D printers and more
We are thrilled to showcase the innovative projects that our students are working on as part of their studies. As the only school in the area with an F1 in Schools track and on-site car manufacturing facilities, we integrate this exciting project into our curriculum for subjects such as Product Design.
Dotted around the campus are 8 puzzle stations to discover. Each one has the answer to the 8 questions at the back of the Adventure Guide which you'll collect on your way in.
Welcome to the wonderful world of STEM and engineering at Perkins Engines.
See how we make 1.1-7.1 litre engines with a Virtual Reality tour of our Peterborough factory. Our engines power many different applications from lawn mowers, light towers, and mini excavators to backhoe loaders, wheeled loaders, telehandlers, tractors, grape harvesters, and more.
The Wellcome Sanger Institute in Cambridgeshire is one of the world’s most advanced DNA research facilities but what exactly is DNA and how can it be used to protect our natural environment? Come on over and explore this amazing molecule with us with fun interactive activities and find out how we are using DNA to understand more than 70,000 species across the UK as part of the Darwin Tree of Life project and learn some fun facts about some of the species we have found so far!
Peterborough CoderDojo is a free coding club for children aged 7-17 based at Orton library. Come and try one of our taster activities, or find out about volunteering!
