Create extra teaching space all year round


All our gazebos are available with options:


l Open sided or part open


l Fully enclosed with toughened glass or coloured panels


l Roll down cover


If you have ideas for a custom gazebo, please talk to us


We cover


England and Wales, from EYFS to adults


Build creativity and learning


Whether your pupils are making a simple pyramid shape, a 3D structure inspired by The Gruffalo or a replica of the Victorian Crystal Palace, our hands-on, cross-curricular architecture workshops will spark their imaginations. Pupils learn to transform wooden dowels and rubber bands into intricate designs, building a love of STE(A)M subjects while enhancing critical thinking, fine and gross motor skills, teamwork and resilience.


•Workshops align with the national curriculum


•Pupils help dismantle structures as part of the


workshop experience


•We can design a bespoke workshop to


fit your topic


•Fully insured and risk assessed.


Cabinco Outdoor Buildings Ltd.


07867 505001 www.cabincooutdoorbuildings.co.uk


Find out how to start your pupils’ building journey architectureworkshops.org


Email: martin@architectureworkshops.org


“Our History Timeline looks BRILLIANT. Thank you so much!”


We love working with primary schools around the UK creating innovative, unique resources for History, Geography and much more. Contact Brian Howell on 07770 498169 or email brianhowell@creativodesign.co.uk for details.


www.creativoeducation.co.uk www.teacherstore.co.uk www.ks2historytimeline.co.uk School Fundraising SUMMER 2025 19


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