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Free STEM resources for primary and secondary school children

Engage your child and keep them busy and learning at home or school with our home learning teaching resources and activities for 4-16 years old (Key Stage 1, KS2, KS3 and KS4) including lesson plans, handouts and videos.

We've created a new set of resources just for students

These exciting STEM-related experiments and projects can all be carried out at home or at school with everyday objects. With five for primary and five for secondary, we’re sure you’ll find something to enjoy.

Primary

If your children are aged 4-10 and they would like to have a go at designing their own shadow puppet show complete with theatre, or fancy setting up a treasure hunt, download these FREE resources today!

Go to Primary experiments and activity packs

Secondary

If your children are aged 11 to 16 and like to think of themselves as a codebreaker or would love to design a hoverboard then give these resources a go.

Go to Secondary experiments and activity packs

Key Stage 1 & 2 / Year 1 to 6 / 4-11 years old

Our resource packs are available to download for free which will keep your children busy and learning.

4-7 years old - Key Stage 1 for Year 1 and 2

7-11 years old - Key Stage 2 for Year 3 to 6

Go to Home Learning resources - Key Stage 1 and 2

Key Stage 3 & 4 / Year 7 to 11 / 11-16 years old

Our range of fun, engaging and challenging activities are available to download for free.

11-14 years old - Key Stage 3 for Year 7, 8 and 9

14-16 years old - Key Stage 4 for Year 10 and 11

Go to Home Learning resources - Key Stage 3 and 4

Look at me now

If you like our STEM activities and want to try a few of our free, career-related games and activities, visit our Look at me now campaign page.

For children, toys and imagination represent a world of possibilities and invention. For engineers and scientists, the possibilities and invention never end. They are proof that our toys and dreams today impact our innovations tomorrow.

The child who loved LEGO now designs buildings. The child with the telescope is now an astronaut. And, the child who dreamed of being a magician is now an electronics engineer, changing the world through technology.

Take a look at our stories and download the free activities.

Go to Look at me now