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LITTLE CITY
It’s a small world Give children a chance to experience the grown-up world – in miniature! Little City UK’s mini role-play environments – which include bakeries, salons, post offices and hospitals – are a fun way for pupils to explore many areas of the curriculum. Little City visits your school with everything needed for sessions that get younger pupils thinking creatively and working collaboratively in real-world scenarios. Will your set-up be a bakery at the start of the Great Fire of London for KS1 history lessons? Or a Parisian hôpital as a way of teaching modern languages? Imaginative role play supports children in PSHE lessons by helping them understand different roles and responsibilities, and learn about the world around
WIGGLY WORM FARM
Get back to nature Who remembers the joy of finding worms while playing knee-deep in mud as a child? Sovereign Play has created the Wiggly Worm Farm, allowing children to observe worms in their natural habitat without getting dirty. The set-up brings nature into the playground to promote environmental exploration, hands-on learning and a sense of responsibility for younger children. Nature’s tiniest heroes are fascinating to watch, and children will learn about eco-systems as they fill the farm with items such as soil and sticks, creating the perfect environment for worms and other creatures.
PRICES
Wiggly Worm Farm costs £185 + VAT, excl delivery
Wiggly Worm Farms are made to order by Sovereign Play and make an interesting addition to outdoor classrooms and spaces. sovereignearly
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them. Little City sessions can suit almost any space – all that’s usually needed is a larger classroom or school hall. The team is DBS checked, fully insured, risk assessed, and first aid and safeguarding trained.
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PRICES Packages
priced from £220 (postcode dependent)
‘The Little City visit to our school was a huge success with the children! They absolutely loved it all. They were so engaged, and it was wonderful watching them interact with each other and have so much fun. It was a great way for us to revisit topics we have covered this year. The session leader was terrific at communicating and getting everything all set up smoothly. We would highly recommend.’ Claire Bird, foundation stage teacher, Parkwood Primary School, Gillingham, Kent
IMMERSIVE MATHS VR WORKSHOP
Make maths fun If you’re looking for a way to put a futuristic spin on maths and science, Immersive Maths is an exciting workshop that brings cutting-edge virtual reality technology to schools in East and West Midlands and South Yorkshire. Each Immersive Maths session is built around a key topic from the KS3 or KS4 curriculum. Students will find out what it’s like working in STEM-related professions as they team up to solve real-world problems in fields like architecture, finance and conservation. Utilising the latest virtual reality technology, pupils can physically walk around and manipulate objects using the latest headsets, guided by a fully qualified teacher. The 90-minute sessions are best suited for up to eight pupils, but Immersive Maths can deliver multiple sessions per visit. immersive
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PRICES Half-day sessions from £350
‘When I asked the students what they learned, the feedback was incredibly positive. One student said that he struggled with standard form before but now it made complete sense. Another found the Mars Interactive programme as close to real life as it gets and hadn’t really considered what it would be like to land on Mars. You’ve really inspired our students!’ Sheila Emery, science teacher and STEM coordinator, Noel Baker L.E.A.D Academy, Derby
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