Aerospace Bristol’s Mission to Mars Workshop (KS1)

Suitable for ages 5 - 7
At Venue
In this interactive workshop from Aerospace Bristol your students will discover why robots are used to explore other planets.

Key Info

Discover how and why we use robots to explore other planets. Unscramble code blocks to programme your own robotic rover to collect rock samples on Mars. Carry out an experiment to test the rocks’ properties and find out which materials would be most suitable to build with.

Curriculum Links
Subjects
Computing, Science
Age suitability
Ages
Suitable for ages 5 - 7
Key Stages
KS1
Things to know
Type
At Venue
Location
Aerospace Bristol, Bristol
Dates
Ongoing
Price
£3 for 20+ students (For smaller groups a flat rate of £60 per workshop)
SEND
Yes - suitable for students with SEND

About Aerospace Bristol

Take your school group on an exciting journey through time at Aerospace Bristol.

Discover the fascinating role that Bristol played in the history of aviation and explore the stories of the remarkable people behind Bristol’s aerospace achievements.

A visit to Aerospace Bristol enables students to discover science in action through amazing exhibits, fun interactives and inspiring curriculum-linked education sessions.

Choose from our varied programme of fun, enquiry-based workshops, all designed spark your students’ interest in investigative science and support their learning back at school.

Fancy a chat?
We’re here to help!

Send us an email or give us a call if you have any questions or would like more information.

Email

hello@theschooltrip.co.uk

Or Call

020 8064 0974

Prices are correct at the time of publication. All costs, unless otherwise specified, include VAT.