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Imagineering Clubs operate after School where students have fun making from kits a series of working engineering models which they can take home when completed to share with their families.

Making Hydraulic Arm

Currently we have over 140 Imagineering Clubs running across the UK – Click here for our map.

Typically a club will have;

  • 12 children, girls and boys, mixed skills and backgrounds
  • may be led by a teacher/assistant or a volunteer engineer
  • further volunteers, including willing parents

Imagineering provides;

  • induction training for new tutors and teachers
  • a contact network and assistance through the website
  • termly packs of project kits to schools
  • 14 of each kit (12 students + for tutor + spare)
  • illustrated instructions and a quiz worksheet for each kit
  • comprehensive tutor notes and supporting material on the website
  • a list of recommended tools (see downloads below)

Operation;

  • Clubs run for an hour a week through the school year
  • the ethos is to create a fun, friendly learning environment
  • each session starts with key principles discussed
  • safety is paramount and the use of tools is carefully managed
  • most projects are completed in two to three weeks
  • a fun session to use/play with the models is organised
  • costs are kept to a minimum typically £17 per term per child

Interested?

If you would like further information on getting an Imagineering Club started please read our Get Involved page as well as the documents available for download below. Alternatively view our Contact page and select a Foundation member to contact.

Click Here to see activities in a club

Imagineering Club Video

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Young boy making a cardboard tube telescope in a classroom

The children who attended the Imagineering Club had notably improved SATs results compared to their peer group

Claire Doyle, Deputy Head
Bearwood Primary School

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