Question 1

What is the Engineering Educates: Robotics Challenge campaign?

Accepted Answer

A national STEM initiative that brings real-world engineering into classrooms through fun, hands-on robotics challenges. Schools use a curriculum-aligned project pack to explore robotics, sustainability, and problem-solving while developing pupils’ STEM skills and aspirations.

Question 2

Who are these events for?

Accepted Answer

The sessions are designed for teachers, STEM leads, SLT, and organisations in industry or outreach who want to engage with the campaign. Whether you're totally new or already involved, you’ll gain practical steps to participate and inspire your pupils or community.

Question 3

Do I need any experience with robotics?

Accepted Answer

No experience is required. The campaign is designed for every teacher—especially those who are new to engineering or robotics. We provide all the guidance, resources, and support schools need to take part confidently.

Question 4

How do schools get involved in the campaign?

Accepted Answer

Schools can take part by registering for the campaign and downloading the resource packs. The Challenge packs includes lesson plans, worksheets, teacher support materials, and links to optional CPD. The webinar will walk you through everything you need.

Question 5

What kind of support is available for teachers?

Accepted Answer

We offer CPD, resource walkthroughs and project exemplars. Attending these events is the best way to see how inclusive, supported and manageable the challenges are.

Question 6

Is there a cost to take part?

Accepted Answer

The campaign resources and the events are entirely free. Schools can choose to enhance their experience with additional robotics kits, but this is optional—participation does not require buying specialist equipment.

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