Interactive Learning Now Available for Primary Schools Across Bristol

CSI Journey: Forensic Science in the Classroom

In the CSI Journey, your school is transformed into a real-world crime scene. Pupils step into the shoes of junior detectives, learning the principles of forensic science through hands-on investigation.

Activities include:

– Collecting DNA, fingerprints, fibre and footprint evidence

– Constructing a model DNA strand

– Examining a staged crime scene as a team

– Applying logic and observation skills to identify the suspect

It’s one of the most effective cross-curricular STEM workshops available for primary settings, combining practical science with communication and teamwork.

Jurassic Dig Journey: Explore Fossils with AR

The Jurassic Dig Journey lets children discover the ancient world beneath their feet. Pupils dig for fossil replicas using real tools and access augmented reality views of moving dinosaurs using tablets. The session creates powerful context for learning about diets, classification and prehistoric environments.

Highlights:

– Sand pit fossil digs

– Interactive dinosaur AR views

– Comparisons of size, weight and habitat

– Optional appearance from Reggie the animatronic T-Rex

Perfect for sparking engagement in science and history topics for EYFS and Key Stage 1.

WW2 Codebreaking Journey: History in Action

The WW2 Codebreaking Journey places pupils in the heart of wartime Britain. With a facilitator in role, students decode secret messages using techniques inspired by the Enigma machine and earlier storytelling codes from Ancient Egypt.

They will:

– Learn Morse Code using movement

– Tackle cryptography challenges from different eras

– Work together to decode messages under pressure

This workshop strengthens logic, group dynamics and historical understanding.

Indian Dance Journey: Celebrating Culture Through Rhythm

This experience-based dance workshop is a celebration of Indian culture. Through storytelling, movement and music, pupils learn Kathak dance sequences and explore important cultural gestures like mudras. It’s a vibrant event suitable for supporting RE curriculum goals and celebrating diversity in your school community.

Facilitated by trained dance professionals, each session is tailored to specific key stages and includes themes of heritage, joy and unity.

Human Body VR Journey: Science from the Inside

Shrink down to cell-size with the Human Body VR Journey. Pupils explore internal organs up close using VR headsets and then rebuild the human anatomy using life-sized models. This paired-technique approach enhances understanding of the circulatory, digestive and respiratory systems.

Ideal for STEM days and upper Key Stage 2, it builds both scientific curiosity and teamwork skills.

Under the Sea VR Journey: Life Beneath the Surface

Pupils dive into virtual oceans without leaving the classroom. The Under the Sea VR Journey offers fully immersive exploration of marine ecosystems, where children encounter rays, whales and reefs in vivid 360-degree vision.

Themes include:

– Adaptation and biodiversity

– Climate and environmental discussion

– Ocean conservation

A powerful addition to any topics on habitat, weather or sustainability.

MiniWorlds VR Journey: See the World Like a Bug

The MiniWorlds VR Journey builds scientific empathy by shifting perspective. Children see life from the viewpoint of a bee, ant or beetle as they virtually explore nests, burrows and busy meadows.

This hands-on, story-led experience is ideal for KS1 learners covering lifecycles or adaptations in the science curriculum.

Journey Through Space: An Intergalactic Adventure

Giant Journeys’ space workshop is out of this world. Pupils visit every planet in the solar system virtually, learning about gravity, orbital paths and what makes each celestial body unique.

The session supports geography and science outcomes, offering a memorable twist on traditional classroom delivery.

Sport and VR Journey: Olympics Meets Technology

Pair movement with global awareness in the Sport and VR Journey. Students start by selecting a country, exploring landmarks and Olympic history in VR, and then compete in high-energy challenges like the 10-metre sprint with laser timing.

This workshop blends cultural understanding, tech literacy and physical fitness in a lively format that is ideal for celebration days or sports season.