The Engineering Educates Challenge has a new theme...Robotics!
What's it all about?
The campaign will enable learners to understand the positive impact robots that help us in so many varied ways. It's fascinating to explore the different fields and disciplines including manufacturing, healthcare, education and exploration.

Learners and teachers will think and work as engineers, finding solutions to real-world problems and challenges.
Save time and refresh your STEM curriculum
  • 8 ready-to-use sets of lesson plans and resources for primary and lower secondary teachers
  • Invigorate your Design & Technology, Computing, Science and Literacy learning in the context of real-world robotics
  • A bite-size, pick-and-mix approach means you can choose activity resources that suit your learners’ interests and the space in your curriculum
Find out more from the campaign leads
Introducing the first EngEd Robotic Challenges

The website is ready for sign up now with the first two resources launching in early September.

These will include teachers' notes and resources for three lessons that will last approx 1.5-2hrs each. You can pick and choose what's right for you and your learners.

Download the Curriculum Mapping documents to support your long term planning for next academic year.
7-11 years
11-14 years
What are they all about?
Delivery robots are not the future, they are very much the present. Engage learners with this familiar real-world context. They will design and make prototype robots and explore coding to work like robotics engineers.
95% of the ocean remains a mystery. Imagine what incredible discoveries await beneath the waves. Learners will blend creativity, science, engineering and technology to design and build a robot that could gently and sustainably explore the oceans.
AVAILABLE NOW!

Plan to use the EngEd Robotics Challenges for next academic year by downloading the Curriculum Mapping documents.
Plan your year
Find out more
Introductory webinar to start the new academic year
Find out about the new campaign, be guided through the resources, meet the team and ask any questions you have. 

Date: 17th September 2024
Time: 3:45pm - 4:30pm
Book your place here
Make the switch
If you are currently signed up for Engineering Educates: Farmvention Challenge, this will expire over the coming days. You will receive an email to sign up to the new campaign. 
To retain access to the website and switch to the new Robotics Challenge...
  • Open the 'Member Menu' (bottom right-hand corner of the homepage)
  • Click 'Join new plan'
  • Choose 'Engineering Educates Robotics Challenge'
  • Complete the sign up form
Profiling People
Engineering Educates: Robotics Challenge is brought to you by the SEERIH team at The University of Manchester and the UK-RAS Network which is formed by 37 Higher Education Institutes across the UK. 

The campaign will profile researchers and academics working in cutting-edge robotics to inspire pupils and raise awareness of careers in this sector.

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