As you would expect, all our workshops utilise the world's finest educational play materials - LEGO® bricks! Workshops last about 45 minutes, are run by LEGOLAND Windsor's trained educational facilitators, and are adaptable for use by pupils with special educational needs.
Each workshop is accompanied by a FREE Teacher's Resource Pack, full of activity ideas for before, during and after your visit. It suggests topic preparatory work and gives ideas on how to seek out the subject in the Park; also providing a range of optional activities when your group returns to the classroom.
To download for free please click on the relevant links below:
Atlantis Submarine Voyage Workshop (KS1 & 2)
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Science and Design and Technology
Bring your pupils to our brand new and unique workshop where pupils will learn about habitats and classification.
They will have the chance put their learning into practise by making LEGO models of fish and then they will go on a research mission to the world's first underwater ride to study real sharks and other amazing sea life.
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LEGO WeDO (KS2 and 3)
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Information Computer Technology, Design & Technology
Be one of the first to experience our new workshop!
Pupils will get a hands-on learning experience that actively engages children’s creative thinking, teamwork, and problem-solving skills through a brand new classroom robotics and programming system-WeDo.
They will learn how using a computer they can program a robot to perform specific tasks and understand the terms input, process and output.
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GET MOVING (KS 1 & 2)
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Design & Technology, Science.
Explore movement and forces, including gravity and friction. Using a LEGO® vehicle, pupils investigate the effect of weight and friction on the speed of their vehicle in a head to head race on our racers ramp.
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ENERGY IN MOTION (KS 2 & 3) |
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Design & Technology, Science.
Investigate energy and renewable energy. Collect, store and transfer solar and wind energy to power LEGO models. Test and compare alternative energy sources.
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FAIRGROUND GEARS (KS 1 & 2) |
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Design & Technology, Science, Mathematics.
Introduces the concept of gear wheels and movements. Pupils have the chance to build a fairground ride and experiment with its speed and direction using gear wheels.
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DR. HEARTBEAT (KS 2 & 3)
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Design & Technology, Science.
Using a specially-designed version of the LEGO® MINDSTORMS NXT technology, build and program smart robots that must complete a variety of life saving operations, inject medicine, get a grip on weird, unwanted cells, repair a broken vein, respond to a heartbeat alert, and much more.
Children explore design and computer control, then test the performance of their robots on a unique electronic playing field.
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TALL TOWERS (KS 1)
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Design & Technology, Science.
Taking place in the tremor zone children will be introduced to the concept of structure and stability. Pupils investigate strong structures through building and testing of their own LEGO towers on specially designed earthquake tables.
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