A KS1 topic exploring life in the 1600s through Eastbury Manor, the Great Plague, and the Great Fire of London — how people lived, what happened during these disasters, and what lessons were learned.

This topic explores what dreams are, why we dream, the stages of sleep, and how our brains stay active at night to sort memories, practise emotions, and even solve problems.

A child-friendly exploration of day and night, explaining how the Earth's rotation makes the sun appear to rise and set, and how this affects life on Earth.

Exploring how light and water droplets create rainbows, the order of colours, the science of refraction, and myths and facts about rainbows.

A Year 4 lesson about online safety, understanding digital footprints, protecting personal information, and behaving kindly and responsibly online.

An exploration of how humans lived, invented, and evolved during the Stone Age, from nomadic hunters to settled farmers building villages like Skara Brae.

A KS2 exploration of how human communication evolved from early gestures and sounds to speech, writing, and modern language systems.

An engaging exploration of how quickly numbers grow using factorials, illustrated through shuffling cards and understanding possibilities.

KS1 topic exploring famous mythical creatures, their stories, and the lessons they teach about courage, kindness, and imagination.

Introducing children to the universe, gravity, space-time, time travel, quantum theory, string theory, the Big Bang, black holes, and the idea that we are made of stardust.

Introduces space and the universe, covering the Solar System, Earth’s rotation and seasons, key scientists, and common space myths and misconceptions.

Explains symbiosis and its types—mutualism, commensalism, and parasitism—with examples, activities, and emphasis on their role in ecosystem balance.