Focused on developing must-have skills for the future.
Learning Through Play
We believe STEM should be exciting, hands-on and full of wonder. The kind of experience that lights up your child’s day.
Created by an experienced teacher and STEM expert who has taught thousands of children, our curriculum helps build confidence, creativity and problem-solving skills through practical, engaging activities.
Every session is aligned with the UK curriculum and designed to help children make meaningful connections between what they learn and the world around them. We focus on building skills and curiosity that last far beyond the activities themselves.
Helping Your Child Thrive
Build Confidence
Children experience the pride of turning their ideas into real creations.
Develop Creative 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.
Choose your starting point
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Beginner’s Guide to STEM play
Free
Receive expert tips for getting started at home and a checklist for your maker space.
Half-termly block
£73.50
Half-termly block of 7 weekly lessons from our growing library of classes.
What our clients are saying
Katy
Digital Marketer
“My daughter loved everything about Wild about STEM! As an independent six-year-old she likes doing things herself. She showed her brother what she had made and the sweetest thing happened…they started to make their own kaleidoscopes at home, chatting about light and reflection! It’s lovely to see how much she’s learning”
Christina
Doctor
“Its’s great knowing that every week he’s painting, making and learning to think differently. For parents, this is a life saver - it’s amazing how much I get done in that extra hour!”
Ruth
Teacher
“My son is constantly talking about what he’s made or going to make at STEM club. He likes how ‘we make things to play with’ like his hex bug habitat and proudly shows us how it works. He’s made new friends too.”
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