We’re bringing experimentation back!

Creative STEM experiences for kids

Wild About STEM

Curious minds. Confident learners. Cornwall-based STEM for ages 4–11

After-School STEM Clubs
Wonder Cove

Designed for STEM confidence and creativity. Weekly activities located at your child's school from our growing library of classes. 

STEM Resources

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School Workshops
Unique Curriculum Aligned Experiences

Engaging, hands-on Primary School STEM learning experiences.
  • "My daughter loved Wonder Cove. She showed her brother what she'd made and the sweetest thing happened…they started to make their own kaleidoscopes at home, chatting about light and reflection! "

    Katy - Digital Marketer

  • "My son liked how he ‘made things to play with’ like his hex bug habitat and proudly showed us how it worked. He made new friends too.”

    Ruth - Teacher

  • “It’s great knowing that every week he’s creating and learning to think differently."

    Christina - Doctor

It’s me, Hi

Jess Sinnott

Founder and STEM Education Specialist
My favourite childhood memory is lying in the garden beside my brother, with magnifying glasses in our hands, fascinated by the little scorch marks we could make with the sun. I’ve loved STEM ever since - before I even knew what it was.

Today, as a qualified teacher and STEM specialist, I still believe children learn best when they are curious, absorbed and free to explore. My understanding of how children think and learn, shapes everything I design. Wild About STEM was created to give children those experiences: hands-on STEM sessions that build confidence, creativity and problem solving skills while linking meaningfully to the UK curriculum. 

Every session is designed to spark imagination, encourage collaboration and help children see themselves as capable thinkers, makers and innovators.

Our Curriculum

Wild About STEM uses a carefully curated curriculum designed by a STEM specialist and experienced primary educator.

Our sessions are rooted in meaningful, real-world STEM themes  - including biomimicry (engineering inspired by nature), sustainability, material science and creative design — all structured to support progression and deepen understanding over time.

Children today will grow up in a world shaped by technologies that don't yet exist. Our activities are designed to develop curiosity, creativity and problem solving skills while giving children space to think independently, test ideas and make connections between their learning and the world around them.                                                                                                                                                  
We also share practical STEM ideas and resources to help families and schools continue learning beyond the session.

Ways They Will Thrive

Build Confidence

Children experience the pride of turning their ideas into real creations.

Develop Critical Thinking

Open-ended challenges encourage children to test ideas and think in new ways. 

Strengthen Resilience

Children learn to improve their designs and keep going when things do not work the first time. 

Grow Curiosity

Each activity sparks questions and nurtures a lifelong love of learning. Children are encouraged to ask questions and explore how things work.

How We Help

Small groups

We provide a safe structure, small groups (max 10) and specialist guidance. This unique setting is perfect for bringing your child’s ideas to life.

Designed for confidence

Trying something new can feel scary, but we’ll be right there cheering them on — not doing it for them. The real confidence comes from having a go, making changes, trying again and realising “I did that myself!”

Space to Create

Creativity and imagination flourish in our sessions. Goodbye step-by-step instructions - hello exciting resources and the freedom to innovate.

Let’s Get Started ‍

FREE Mini Missions

4 FREE confidence-building STEM activities that get kids thinking for themselves. Designed by a teacher, tested by kids and created using simple household supplies.